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Hi johnd45353714,
I am sorry, but using Adobe Acrobat Reader, you cannot change the background of your PDF file.
You might need to have Adobe Acrobat for the same.
The latest version is Acrobat DC in which you can choose 'Edit PDF' tool and go under More editing options to update the Background color (as shown below):
If you are using any other version of Acrobat, then let me know so that I can tell you the settings for the same.
Hope that helps.
Regards,
Anubha

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