How to set default view in Adobe Reader 9?

I am trying to figure out how to set adobe reader so that when you open a document you automatically get the page view on the right side come up and the document in full mode. I have researched registry edits and also the customize wizard with no luck. Does Adobe Reader have the capability to set these as defaults on any document? I have the application setup to remember what I did so if I open the same document it will show pages and be in full mode; however, if I open a new document, I have to select the icon on the left to display pages and then set to full mode. Thanks Joe

Does Adobe Reader have the capability to set these as defaults on any document?
Adobe Acrobat can do this, not Adobe Reader.

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