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Adobe security settings ??

New Here ,
Jun 10, 2024 Jun 10, 2024

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I generate links in a new adobe pdf document and the links work fine. I save the document and the links still work fine, the selected file opens immediately. I close the pdf document and re-open it and the links then keep asking me if I trust this document before it will open it. does any one know why and how to stop this ?? Is there a setting that kicks in when you open a pdf ?? 

I have the same issue if I convert a word document with hyperlinks.

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Adobe Employee ,
Aug 01, 2024 Aug 01, 2024

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Hi @Steve37946205m8y6 

You can try to add the location to security settings as a privileged location. 

To do so, follow the following steps:

  • Mac: Launch Acrobat, Acrobat Menu> Preferences
  • Win: Launch Acrobat, Hamburger Menu(New UI) or Edit (Classic UI) > Preferences
  • Security(enhanced).
  • Privileged location > Add Folder Path.

Click Ok to save settings. Re-launch Acrobat and try again.

 

Let us know how It works.

 

 

~Tariq

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Hi @Steve37946205m8y6 

You can try to add the location to security settings as a privileged location. 

To do so, follow the following steps:

  • Mac: Launch Acrobat, Acrobat Menu> Preferences
  • Win: Launch Acrobat, Hamburger Menu(New UI) or Edit (Classic UI) > Preferences
  • Security(enhanced).
  • Privileged location > Add Folder Path.

Click Ok to save settings. Re-launch Acrobat and try again.

 

Let us know how It works.

 

 

~Tariq

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