Adobe Reader DC Temporary File Location

Hi, my computer crashed and I didn't get to save my pdf I was working on.  It seems so ridiculous its not easier to find the temp file I have to as how to do so online? anyone know? Adobe Acrobat Reader on Windows 10?

The question is not what happens in SAP but what happens between SAP and Reader. SAP presumably won't tell you, but our ability to guess is limited.

Two questions may help narrow this down a little (though this is definitely something for SAP to solve).

1. The PDF which opens. Does it open in

* The Acrobat Reader window

* A browser window

* An SAP application window

* Something else?

2. Does SAP install any plug-in to Acrobat Reader?

Hi ItzikT,

Please help me understanding the exact workflow of opening file within Reader.

we have an issue with Adobe Reader opening files from one of our other systems.

Are you operating Reader on a shared network or working remotely?

It seems the file is placed by Reader in %temp% and opened from there, this causes the PDF to open in Protected View as %temp% is not considered a trusted location.

Adobe Reader doesn't put the actual files to the temp location automatically. Wherever you choose to save it, it saves there. Under %temp% it created only temp file of the original one.

Is there a way for me to change this location and make Reader place the temp file in a different folder

There's no such settings that allows you to change the location and place temp files in a different folder manually. temp folder is meant to save temp files automatically.

There's something wrong with the way you open files in Reader. Are you backing up your data on shared one-drive, cloud storage or something? Simply open Reader>go to File>Open>navigate to system file folder>select and Open File

Thanks,

Akanchha