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June 5, 2023
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Microsoft Teams App - PDF not editable ?

  • June 5, 2023
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Have PDFs that have fields etc that are fully editable and fillable in Adobe Desktop client (even reader)

 

When I open the file in the teams client, via the Adobe Acrobat App, the PDF is not fillable, I have to open in browser or application ? is this intended ? The app lets me use the tools, like reorder, rotate and delete pages, add comments etc, but cannot fill it out

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AkanchhaS8194121
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June 5, 2023

Hi @Scott30300514935u 

 

Thanks for reaching out.

With MS Teams, you can access all the Acrobat web features (as listed above). However, there are some limitations when it comes to E-sign tools.

When I open the file in the teams client, via the Adobe Acrobat App, the PDF is not fillable, I have to open in browser or application ? is this intended ? The app lets me use the tools, like reorder, rotate and delete pages, add comments etc, but cannot fill it out

Signature tools are unavailable from within MS teams. If you want to put a signature on the file or please open the file in Acrobat or Reader desktop app. 

 

Please read the complete details here: https://helpx.adobe.com/document-cloud/help/microsoft-teams.html 

 

 

Thanks,

Akanchha 

Participant
June 5, 2023

I am not sure if this is considered e-sign ? below is a standard PDF document... in 3 different interfaces, adobe client, browser, and teams (via adobe app)... the form is fillable in the first two options but not the teams client ?

 

I cannot believe an app would be released that allows you to do all the stuff it allows but not enter form data ?

 

 

Participant
June 5, 2023

It's not about the form. 

It's the design behavior that doesn't allow form-filling within MS Teams via Acrobat.

 

~Akanchha 

Thom Parker
Community Expert
Community Expert
June 5, 2023

When open in the Teams Client, do you know what app is actually displaying the PDF? Is is Acrobat? or is it something else? Can you post a screenshot?

 

Thom Parker - Software Developer at PDFScriptingUse the Acrobat JavaScript Reference early and often