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February 8, 2019
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How to edit pdf's from using web access to adobe acrobat dc

  • February 8, 2019
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I have a monthly paid subscription to Acrobat DC and have it downloaded to my laptop.  I am travelling and will not be taking my laptop and will be using a shared pc.  I tried to access adobe dc from the webaccess and don't get 3/4 of the features available on the downloaded version.  Even when I tried to Organize and remove some pages, there was no place to hit save and it kept reverting back to the original.  How do I access the full functionality of my paid service online?  We have several subscriptions in our company and thought we were getting complete functionality "wherever and whenever" we want.

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    Correct answer try67

    You don't. To get the full functionalities of Acrobat you must install it on the local computer.

    The online version offers very limited functions, such as creating PDF files, export existing files to other formats and some very basic page organization tasks, like adding pages, removing page, moving pages around and rotating pages. That's it, pretty much. For anything more than that you must use the application.

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    Legend
    February 9, 2019

    What you quote mentions desktop, tablet and mobile. I think this is pretty misleading, as only the iPad has editing, but it still doesn't say ANYTHING about web access.

    try67
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    try67Community ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    February 9, 2019

    You don't. To get the full functionalities of Acrobat you must install it on the local computer.

    The online version offers very limited functions, such as creating PDF files, export existing files to other formats and some very basic page organization tasks, like adding pages, removing page, moving pages around and rotating pages. That's it, pretty much. For anything more than that you must use the application.