Wish to completely hide Windows 7 Taskbar when Adobe Reader XI is maximized

I've created a shortcut to Adobex Reader XI with maximized checked. However, when Adobe Reader XI is opened, while it IS maximized, there is still a thin slice of the Windows 7 task bar showing. I want to COMPLETELLY hide the taskbar.

Maximizing an application window doesn't hide the Windows taskbar unless the application has a special 'full display' mode. Some Creative Suite apps do (e.g. Lightroom) but Acrobat and Adobe Reader don't.

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I have an Adobe PDF. When I try to open it with Preview, I get the following message:
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"cups pdf is like cute pdf but for mac
https://bitbucket.org/codepoet/cups-pdf-for-mac-os-x/downloads
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http://basics4mac.com/article.php/print_to_pdf
pdfs go in /Users/Shared/CPS-PDF/{your account name}"
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