Depending on the browser, a PDF opened on your site may display a title at the top of the pop-up file viewer.
The title shown in the viewer is typically taken from the Title field in the PDF's document metadata. If the Title field is empty or has not been set, the viewer may instead display a default filename, such as document_1.pdf.
Word documents
If you upload a Word document, the browser may display Microsoft Word before the document title because the file is associated with the Microsoft Word application.
Change the document title
Depending on the file's ownership and permissions, you may be able to edit the Title metadata using the application you use to manage or create the document.
For PDFs, update the Title field in the document's metadata and save the file before uploading it to your site.
To change or specify the Title metadata when the file is opened with Adobe Acrobat Reader DC
Click File and select Properties.
Change the value in the Title field to your preference.
Click OK.
To change or specify the Title metadata when the file is opened with Microsoft Word
Click File and select Properties.
Click Summary from the menu.
Change the value in the Title field to your preference.
Click OK.
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