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  We have recently installed Office 2016 on a couple of Macs at work. We have XI of Acrobat Pro installed, and the other has the version of Creative Suite (Acrobat Pro DC) subscription. After you have installed Office 2016, we have two different problems when trying to create a PDF file from a doc or docx file by dragging the Word on Acrobat file (which we always used to do before, without any problems):

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  2. on computer 2, it's a different problem. The process works, but when you drag the file doc on Acrobat Pro DC, it begins to convert, but then he said that additional permissions are required to access the files (the way it gives looks like: private/var/folders/hn/vpyjby8d7r34y68chxfx9mpc0000gn/T/Acr175842024411136-91550.tmp) I have to then click on "Select" and grant access to the folder. It wouldn't be a problem if this were to be done once, but she does whenever I try to convert a doc in this way file (the path is always the same, but the .tmp file is always different). I thought it may be a permissions problem - do a read the information on file shows (/ T /) read & write access to me and "no access" for "everyone." I tried to settle temporarily "read and write" access to "everyone", but that did not help. Is there another way to give access to the applications in a folder without having to manually grant whenever an action?

  Thanks in advance to anyone who can offer a solution to these two problems!

  Integration between older versions of Acrobat (11 and earlier versions) and office 2016 will not be forthcoming. You need Acrobat DC for that integration. Sorry!

  -Dov

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  You must have Acrobat installed compatible version that would work with Outlook 2013.

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