Love DisplayFusion!

It would help me greatly to have the taskbar icons display the file's "Title" (from its Properties or Info), instead of the file name; and only display the name if there is no title.

Currently DisplayFusion does this with Word, but not with Adobe Acrobat DC Pro.

Context: my firm names every file, starting with the client name, then the court, then a descriptor. For instance, a file name might be "JohnsonJanet NDGA brief," or "JohnsonJanet NDGA reply brief," or "JohnsonJanet NDGA merit memo." When I have several Acrobat documents open, the text in the desktop icon for all of them is "JohnsonJane.…"

In Word 2016, I can go to File > Info > Title (which is blank by default) and enter, for instance, "reply brief NDGA JohnsonJanet." Then the text in the taskbar icon becomes something like, "reply brief ND…," which is what I need to find the document quickly.

But in Acrobat, when I go to File > Properties > Description > Title (also blank by default) and enter a custom title, it has no effect on the taskbar icon text. It remains "JohnsonJane.…" for all of the Acrobat documents I have open.

If I go to File > Properties > Custom > Name and enter a custom Name (confusingly, not the same thing as a Windows file name), Acrobat loses the custom name when I save the document. That could be a separate post on the Acrobat user forum.

I cannot just change the Windows file name, as our file name system is firm-wide.

I am hoping for a default-and-fallback behavior. That is, I would like the taskbar icon to show the Title if the file has one, and the file name if there is no Title.

Thanks very much for considering this request.

I will give this a try and post back about my experience. I appreciate the tip.