Display the full file path in title bar

I apologize for my username. After getting a ton of "username already exists" I went to the keyboard crushing technique to find one that didn't.
We currently use Adobe Acrobat 9.5.4
I am assisting a user who would like the full file path of the opened PDF to display in Adobe's title bar. Right now it only displays the file name, as shown below -
Instead of "Adbove Community_ Start New Discussion.pdf" he would ideally like to have "C:\users\unamehere\desktop\filename.pdf" or the full UNC path like "\\myserver\department\projectnumber\filename.pdf".
Is this possible? Thank you in advance for any assistance you may be able to provide.

Tell me about usernames...
Unfortunately, I don't think there's any control of this. Adobe regularly change what appears, but they don't let us do it.

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