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Please, anyone have a status report on the following announced feature - Insights across multiple documents and document types:? When is its expected released? I work on a PC running Windows 11, in order to prepare for the feature release, I'd like to know how I might start organizing my searchable files? Certainly they will need to be OCR-enabled, but what about other aspects of the feature? Adobe has been always a bit clunky and slow when it comes to interacting with my PC's folders . Do you have recommendations of how to organize my zillions of PDFs to interact with the new Adobe multiple document feature?, e.g., should the files be in a single folder, in a cloud, etc? Will it be envocable via Microsoft's CoPilot?
The Adobe insights across multiple documents feature will be a researcher's game changer I think, really hoping for its release soon. Any advance notices on it would be helpful.
Thanks for any input! -Rom
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in the future, to find the best place to post your message, use the list here, https://community.adobe.com/
p.s. i don't think the adobe website, and forums in particular, are easy to navigate, so don't spend a lot of time searching that forum list. do your best and we'll move the post (like this one has already been moved) if it helps you get responses.
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Thanks.. still waiting for any replay on this. I wonder, where, specifically, is the best place to ask this question?
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Hey I just found this post while browsing the web, I don't know when Acrobat will have this feature, but I use Petal Cite, which does EXACTLY what you just described. I have hundreds of documents uploaded to it, which the AI chat will scan over to answer questions. It's not perfect but it is getting better. It will be much better when Acrobat has this though because Petal Cite has yet to have a Desktop version, only online.
Hope this helps.
PS I don't look at this so if you reply I likely won't see it