In this tutorial, learn about SharePoint integration with PDF and how to access SharePoint from PDF directly from Acrobat XI or Reader.
Ali Hanyaloglu September 20, 2012
Wouldn't it be more efficient to open and work with PDF files stored in SharePoint and Office 365 as easily as from your local drive?
Follow these 7 easy steps to access files from SharePoint or Office 365 using Acrobat or Adobe Reader XI.
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Lori Kassuba
5, 2014-10-31 31, 2014Hi Daniel A. Galant,
Yes, this applies specifically to Adobe Reader XI as well as Acrobat XI.
You can check files in/out of SharePoint.
Thanks,
Lori
Daniel A. Galant
11, 2014-10-29 29, 2014Unfortunately this does not apply to reader, even though the title claims it does.
Lori Kassuba
2, 2014-02-06 06, 2014Hi Even,
When you do to distribute the form, click Distribute from under the Forms pane, and then select Internal Server, and click Continue. Provide the path to the URL to your SharePoint workspace. Follow the onscreen instructions to post the form. This will allow you to gather your form responses in SharePoint.
Thanks,
Lori
Even
3, 2014-02-05 05, 2014Hi,
1. after using acrobat to create forms
2. and send to users to fill in
3. how can we collect the responses from Adobe form and integrate it back to sharepoint for approval?
Lori Kassuba
1, 2013-04-24 24, 2013Hi Michelle,
Can you post your question here with additional details on specific errors you might be seeing:
http://answers.acrobatusers.com/AskQuestion.aspx
Thanks,
Lori
michelle hagar
7, 2013-04-18 18, 2013I am having trouble getting Acrobat XI to connect to Sharepoint from a Mac. Any advice?
Clinton Dyches
8, 2013-02-17 17, 2013Very informative - happy to be using Office 365 now - on both Mac and Windows OS’s.
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