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• Problem with Acrobat shared review and SharePoint

  Have led to revisions shared using Acrobat/SharePoint with our internal team of business for a while now with great success. Now make us a few comments with external partners (several companies) and difficulties. They all contribute to our SharePoint site. They can initiate the review, but they see the error message that they cannot connect to the server of the review.

  I even had a test created for me account and attempted to access at home (not the VPN). I tried IE8 and Firefox. I added our root of the SharePoint site to the list of trusted sites in the tab 'Security' of the dialog settings IE. Nothing did. We are about to return to what our partners to work offline and e-mail in their comments, but we would of course rather to solve the problem.

  It was suggested that it might be our firewall. If this is the case, nobody knows of documentation that would explain what mods should be implemented? Remember, however, that everyone can access all parts of the SharePoint site. I can even click on the review document in the Shared Documents library to launch the file, but still cannot connect to the server of the review.

  It turns out that our problem was that we weren't a public certificate installed on this server. Once we have installed one, our partners outside the firewall were able to participate in online reviews.

• Upgrade to Adobe Acrobat Professional XI and free upgrade to Adobe LiveCycle Designer

  Upgrade to Adobe Acrobat Professional XI of Acrobat X Professional is eligible for a free upgrade to Adobe LiveCycle Designer ES4 and ES3 only?

  Thank you

  If you upgrade now om Acrobat XI Professional Acrobat X Professional, you will qualify for the free upgrade to Adobe LiveCycle ES4.

• Is there a way acrobat sends an e-mail when comments are published in a shared review?

  Is it possible to achieve that acrobat sends an e mail to the creator when the observations are published in a shared review?

  I send you the files of shared review and I would like to receive any notification that some of the commentators has published his comments. How I achieve that?

  I use Adobe DC bought August 2015.

  Katarzyna salvation,

  Following link might help: https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/starting-pdf-review.html#start_an_email_based_review

  Kind regards
  Rahul

• Viewers need account adobe for shared reviews

  Hello

  I'm experience the features of shared review and do some tests... I have an email account that I use for test purposes before they can start to use it, and when I open the file I do not see the option that allows you to add a comment, only the answer is available when you download the pdf file. Could someone help please? Thank you very much

  If you want someone to participate in your shared review (initiated by you), then these people will also have a unique adobe (acrobat.com ID) ID that are not the same as yours. How download and open the control file, the examiner you will ask to connect with the review, then enter his login / password adobe on the sign in dialog in order to participate in the review. Please let me know if that answers your query.

  Thank you

  Abhilasha

• Why Acrobat technical support seems to know anything about shared reviews?

  Led evacuation, but also honestly ask why Adobe has to suck so badly in their support for Acrobat...

  I was on the phone with technical support Acrobat today (outsourced team maybe?) to ask questions on another issue, I'll have with comments that disappears. I can't see the comments, but can another evaluator. I can see on the webDAV server comments are here, sitting in the XML file under the name of the reveiwer, but when I open the PDF file, it will not catch these observations.

  Technology support not one, but TWO guys at Adobe seemed stunned by these XML files they think that I created. I had to explain that I have created nothing; That's what Acrobat when you create a shared review. It's an XML file for each reviewer and it sticks in a folder of your choice, which the URL name is cooked in the PDF. I had to walk each other through the process of creating a shared review, and they have both acted as if it was a mysterious process of weird that I'm jerryrigging.

  They said it was 'unusual' I use a webDAV server, but I told them that webDAV is one of the three options provided by Assistant Adobe when you set up a shared review. (The other options are network and Sharepoint folder.) I told them that it is not unusual at all; in fact, I received all the instructions FROM ADOBE original installation.

  They kept me waiting for three to five minutes to apparently try looking things up, or maybe just to avoid my growing anger.

  I had another hunch that the problem might be that my synced folder may have to be emptied (obtained from this thread: http://forums.adobe.com/message/3596773) and asked them if they could tell me where to find the sync on Mac folder, because this thread refers only to Windows. He had no idea. I asked him that, probably, somewhere at Adobe, where he works, anyone knows where that is installed on the Mac.

  He put me on hold for three to five minutes and he said he didn't know, but he's going to "degenerate" it and get back to me in 24 to 48 hours, which is the execution time-out faster, they can gather, apparently.

  The only soultions I ever find my misfortunes of Acrobat are users desperate themselves. I suspect also that only users (not Adobe technical support, who do not seem to care what anyone) he will never even read.

  On my system with Acrobat 9 Pro, they file Synchronizer user is under:

  / Users/georgejohnson/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Acrobat/9.0_x86/Synchronizer/resources

  Could be a problem with the server for the user permissions?

• Acrobat XI will not access contacts for shared review

  I started having this problem yesterday after the update to Acrobat DC and then realizing that we weren't ready for DC, so I uninstalled DC and re-installed XI.

  When I try to send for shared review, collecting on our internal server, as soon as I click on the "to:" or "CC"; buttons, a window opens as usual when Acrobat tries to connect to Google (we manage our emails through Gmail) to access my contacts. However, neither the 'allow access' or 'no thank you' buttons are clickable. I have to manually close the window that then return an authentication failure message.

  I did a complete uninstall of Acrobat DC and a complete reinstallation of XI a couple of times, but still get the same errors and I have the same problems.

  I'm on a new MacPro, 10.10.3 Yosemite, network environment, as I said before, using Gmail to manage the corporate e-mail.

  Please help - our process is highly dependent on a shared review, and without it, I'm dead in the water.

  -Stephen

  The installation of DC, although I ran the uninstaller program, has apparently anything to influence the ability for XI to access my contacts. I gritted my teeth and re-updated for DC and all works fine.

• Active shared review the file GUID

  If a PDF file is enabled shared review and then the original PDF (not the shared review one) is copied and renamed and then shared review, the two will have the same GUID?

  They will have all two same ID MASTER, but not the same INSTANCE ID.

  PDF files have two pieces of identification. The original that was given at the time of creation and the other one which is changed whenever the document is updated.  Activation for shared review will change this last (instance ID).

• Cannot start acrobat 9 pro (9.5). Says I have to uninstall and reinstall or call adobe customer service. Customer service, said at the forum.

  Cannot start acrobat 9 pro (9.5). Says I have to uninstall and reinstall or call adobe customer service. Customer service, said at the forum.

  No I only did a repair and it did not work. I have does not do a complete uninstall and reinstall. I just did a complete uninstall and reinstall and it works now. Thank you very much for your help!

• I am extremely disappointed by ADOBE software. Adobe recently bought a Stock aircraft and try to use it has realized its futility for my type of service. I'm three days trying to cancel or not. the last attempt was on the phone and let me online for more

  I am extremely disappointed by ADOBE software. Adobe recently bought a Stock aircraft and try to use it has realized its futility for my type of service. I'm three days trying to cancel or not. the last attempt was on the phone and let me online for more than ten minutes and just not talk to the flight attendant. I think he falls into a trap, I have to cancel my credit card.

  Sorry to hear that you were unable to contact our support teams.  I will organize your subscription Adobe Stock must be cancelled.  Please be aware that you must delete all the images you downloaded as they are no longer allowed.

  Kind regards

  Bev

• I use Acrobat Reader XI and subscribe to services online mainly for SCEM pdf conversion to word.  I would like to ssowrd protect the pdf docs I scanned into my computer.  How do you add this featuer for free download of Acrobat Reader XI?

  I use Acrobat Reader XI and subscribe to services online mainly to convert pdf docs to word.  I would like to passowrd protect the pdf docs I scanned into my computer.  How do you add this feature for free download of Acrobat Reader XI?

  Not possible with Acrobat Reader.

• January 12, 2015, I bought and downloaded online, Adobe Acrobat XI Standard. I just had my computer re [broadcast, losing everything in the process. I need re - download Acrobat. How can I do this now?

  January 12, 2015, I bought and downloaded online, Adobe Acrobat XI Standard. I just had my computer repaired, losing everything during the process. I need re - download Acrobat. I was informed, when I bought it, if need be, I'd be able to re - download acrobat if necessary.  How can I do this?

  You can download through the following page:

  Acrobat XI, X - http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/acrobat-downloads.html

• I accidentally bought a student Adobe Acrobat X1Pro version and want to upgrade to a full version. How can I do this online?

  I accidentally bought a student Adobe Acrobat X1Pro version and want to upgrade to a full version. How can I do this online?

  Hi Kyneton,

  There is no difference between the features of the student of 11 Acrobat pro version and complete.

  The only difference is the student version is provided with a discount to students while others who are not students / teachers are not eligible for this discount.

  In fact, you should feel fortunate to have acquired Acrobat at a reduced price

  If you are not a student and you have purchased the software, then you must return the software and order a new one detail.

  You can contact our support chat for this team: get help with orders, refunds and exchanges

  Kind regards

  Rave

• Comments and stamps endangered shared review

  A recurring problem; shared review (pdf format) is sent to 10 reviewers - all but one can issue stamps and comments. I found no reason why the person cannot put a stamp and post (this is unique to his newspaper - on - only Adobe knows him by his email address)

  NOW THE PROBLEM EXTENDS - 2 examiners more have similar problems in addition to the comments can be placed and published are endangered!

  Distribute forms by PC with Acrobat Pro 10, other reviewers use Reader 11, Windows 7 all around, all the updates and repairs and corrections have been tried without success.

  Adobe is worse than cable companies when it comes to Service the customer.

  See https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/missing-stamps-shared-review-pdf.html

• Acrobat Pro DC and 365 customers shared SharePoint insiders, but the server does not not to the evaluators

  The basics:

  Windows 7 (64-bit)

  Acrobat Pro DC (to organize shared reviews)

  SharePoint Office 365 (to accommodate the shared review)

  Acrobat Pro XI (for customers who try to read shared review)

  I've implemented a subweb on our server SharePoint 365 following all the instructions provided in this article:

  Accommodation of the shared reviews on sites SharePoint or Office 365 with Acrobat

  My colleagues receive permissions change for the SharePoint site, subsite, and a document library dedicated "SharedView."

  I opened a PDF file for shared review using Acrobat Pro DC and invited two colleagues to review; time with a link and once with an attachment.

  I am able to add comments to the file and discovered the Tracker review, get updates, etc, and everything seems to work properly. The server status is 'green '.

  However, when my colleagues try to access the files, they get a response that the server is not responding.

  "Could not get new comments. Acrobat received no response from the server. Try again later or contact your system administrator. »

  With the accessory, they can open and add comments, but cannot post comments to the server. When I check the State I don't see that they have accepted the review.

  I was not able to reason on what else could interfere with their access to the SharedReview server. I noticed that they seem to only have Acrobat Pro XI and not only Adobe Reader. I don't think that would be a problem, as the only drive should be enough.

  What other diagnoses is available for this process?

  I wanted to report that I was able to implement a reviewer with Adobe Reader DC (free version) and using Acrobat Pro DC undertook a review via SharePoint 365, invite them. It was done through link, not an attachment.

  They were able to open control file, see comments, I had already added, made their own observations and posted comments. Mind you, this is a test that is very limited by two users and a few comments. But even if it does not before.

  I don't have a notification in my tracker, I had to open directly and look for open comments. Then I was able to open the file the comments Get command and voila another evaluator's comments were incorporated as well as mine. It worked!

  I think the handshakes and signs are suspect, notifications do not work properly, but we can work around that.

  So it seems that all participants in Adobe Acrobat shared comments via SharePoint 365, must use a version of "DC" of Acrobat or Reader. Acrobat Pro DC to initiate, CD, to contribute to the review.

  This is a problem for all our reviewers on Abobe Reader DC (few have administrator rights), but at least she is promising to work in a limited test.