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Saving a file to OneDrive in Adobe Acrobat Reader for Microsoft Intune

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Hi. I’m using Adobe Acrobat Reader for Microsoft Intune to edit PDF files in iPad.

Is it possible to select a cloud folder, such as OneDrive, to save PDF files?

I confirmed that I can open the file from OneDrive, but I could not find a way to save it.

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ls_rbls

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To all concerned,

Please take a look at a possible solution in the discussion posted below:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat-discussions/acrobat-pdf-maker-the-path-of-document-being-processed-is-too-long/m-p/13334288#M386486

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TheLeopard

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Adobe doesn't offer a direct link to OneDrive. Use a third-party app like PDF Expert which does. You can then open in PDF Expert from OneDrive, edit, then save back to OneDrive. Problem solved.

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Monica264263246fbr

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I have a large amount of files I have converted in Adobe to PDF from word. I need to be able to save them in OneDrive. Would this work for a large amount of files?

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DylanAshe

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One way is to do what you want is use "More Locations" from within Acrobat and open your OneDrive file from there. If you do that, any changes you make will be saved back to OneDrive.

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Blipstar4641138

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You can't do that if you're using MAM only MDM devices can use the iOS native file browser... Adobe needs to add OneDrive Api addin like they do for dropbox.

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AnandSri

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Hello K.Y,

Please refer to the following Adobe article for assistance Enterprise Mobility Management — Enterprise Guide for Acrobat on Mobile Devices

Let us know if you need further assistance.

Thanks,

Anand Sri.

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