Oct 02 2019
04:24 AM
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May 24 2021
02:07 PM
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TechCommunityAP
Oct 02 2019
04:24 AM
- last edited on
May 24 2021
02:07 PM
by
TechCommunityAP
I've been testing the Acrobat Reader plug-in to better show the assigned labels to users. No problem at all installing the client and plug-in, configuring unified labels, granting admin consent to the Acrobat Reader app in Azure AD, adding the registry key to automatically display the label.
What I can't resolve, and would dearly like to, is the requirement to enter the user's email address EVERY TIME a labelled PDF is accessed. I've signed in once, selected to save the user credentials to save time, and the relevant registry value is in place (bSaveCredentials = 1), but it makes no difference - if I then try to open a labelled PDF, I still get asked to enter email address.
This isn't user-friendly at all. Has anyone managed to resolve this so that it actually saves the credentials as it suggests it should?
As it stands, it's not fit-for-purpose and I know I will have clients that will not want to use this in its current state.
Oct 18 2019 05:33 AM
I've been investigating this further and the registry keys/values can be put under the local machine registry hive (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\DC\MicrosoftAIP) instead of the current user, which under some circumstances may make deployment easier.
Unfortunately, the "enter your email address" prompt shows no sign of going.
Anyone from Microsoft/Adobe able to shed some light on this behaviour?
Oct 23 2019 09:25 AM