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November 30, 2017
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Can I save PDF files to google drive from within the reader application?

  • November 30, 2017
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I can't find a place to save to google drive from within reader.  That option does exist with Word and Excel and is very easy to use.  If it cannot be done with Reader, can it be done with DC standard?

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Correct answer Chirag Chawla8

Hi,

Sorry for now Acrobat Reader and DC only has these four options : Box, One Drive, Share Point, Drop Box.

However you can certainly fill the wish form : Feature Request/Bug Report Form

Regards,

Chirag

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Chirag Chawla8Correct answer
Adobe Employee
November 30, 2017

Hi,

Sorry for now Acrobat Reader and DC only has these four options : Box, One Drive, Share Point, Drop Box.

However you can certainly fill the wish form : Feature Request/Bug Report Form

Regards,

Chirag

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Participant
April 14, 2018

I have the same issue. Why does Adobe dictate which cloud storage provider I use. This is very frustrating as I currently store all my documents in a cloud service not supported by Adobe. I am pushed to use Adobe's own cloud storage solution or Drop Box, One Drive, Box or Sharepoint. I don't use any of these services and do not wish to change my current systems and controls that are embedded in my business. I do not have these issues with Microsoft Word, Excel Powerpoint etcetera, I grant you they make it difficult to change by hiding it and trying to force you to use their solution, which is fair enough but if you are persistent you can save to other third party systems. This just makes Adobe more cumbersome to use, which ultimately is bad for Adobe. Please fix this. Thank you.

JR Boulay
Community Expert
Community Expert
April 14, 2018

You just have to save into your shared GoogleDrive folder on your hard disk.

The online Save options provided by Acrobat are convenient shortcuts for beginners but they are not essential.

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