![]() In reality, they've only saved the change to a temporary folder that will ultimately clean itself out. ![]() For some reason, Adobe Acrobat downloads the file to a local temp directory (forgetting altogether that it came from SharePoint) and when the user hits Save after making their changes, they close the document thinking everything is great. ![]() Any Office applications are conscious of the fact that this document came from a SharePoint link and when a user click Save, the document will be saved to the same location it was opened from. We browse to SharePoint using a web browser and click on the linked documents to open them up. Adobe apparently wants everyone to work directly from Acrobat, but that's just not how 99% of people work. Are you sure this is a Microsoft issue? Some of us have been struggling with this issue for far too long now.
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