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Aditi_Gangwar
Microsoft
MicrosoftRoadmap for PDF reader in Microsoft Edge
Over the course of last year, we worked hard on building a powerful PDF reader that offers compatibility, reliability, and security for you and your organization.
The feedback we received from ...
Aditi_Gangwar Please add a button to "Open in Desktop App" like you do for Office documents! We need the ability to work on SharePoint PDFs directly in Acrobat DC and there's currently no option to do so, the only options are to use the browser viewer with limited functionality, even though it's growing, or to download a copy. Acrobat DC supports SharePoint's check-out and check-in functionality and directly saving edits to SharePoint document libraries where the PDF is hosting. Thanks!
Strongly agree. In a professional design environment, it is essential that downloaded PDFs open only in Acrobat DC, never in Edge. Among other reasons, there are nuances of typography and color settings that will probably never be cost-effective to engineer into the Edge PDF reader, yet they are essential in commercial design work.
I have set Acrobat DC as the default app to open PDFs. When I click on the "Open" link for a PDF in the download list, that PDF should open in Acrobat.
I have set Acrobat DC as the default app to open PDFs. When I click on the "Open" link for a PDF in the download list, that PDF should open in Acrobat.