Adobe Acrobat for SharePoint/OneDrive
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Open directly into Desktop as Option
Would love to be able to have the option to open into Acrobat Desktop from SharePoint, just as we can with Word, Excel PPT
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Add Stamp Feature to SharePoint Version
Have the Stamp feature. Without it i can't use the SharePoint Version of the software. I
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Let me open PDFs from SharePoint in Acrobat DC Pro (and save them back to SharePoint, like any Word doc or PowerPoint)
I have a lot of PDFs stored in a SharePoint document library. How can I open them directly with Acrobat Pro DC from SharePoint (as opposed to this limited web version) and then save them back to SharePoint when I close. Similar to any Word doc or PowerPoint or Excel spreadsheet is what I'd like.
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Fill fillable form within Can't edit fillable protected file online with spodintegration (Adobe Document Cloud PDF Experience for Office 365
Can't edit fillable protected file online with spodintegration (Adobe Document Cloud PDF Experience for Office 365).
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1 vote
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PDF documents will not open in DC in Edge Chromium from a SharePoint Online document library
Does not work in the new Edge Chromium.
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Mouse grab page and move.
When looking at PDFs, it would be handy to be able to change the mode of the cursor. Right now there is no "grab th epage and move it" function. The only way to move side to side on a large PDF is to use the scroll bar or the middle mouse button. Neither are intuitive or easy to use when trying to shift around.
Many programs allow general selection, text selection and "grab and move" features for PDF viewing. Please try to include them on the Web view version.
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Add Edit text to features
This is a great start! What we really need is a way to edit text.
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How to Sign this PDF/
I need to sign this document. How do I do that?
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petertre metr le option de metrre ton queur seur et ertre capable de écri
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Chrome tab Naming
Document/Tab in Chrome - should be the Document Name - hard to know what have open when multiple tabs are open(Maybe abreviated name)
3 votes
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