I signed up for the 14 day trial of adobe sign and whenever I try to use the 'Send for signature' feature in Adobe Reader, I only get an option to 'upgrade' my account instead of sending the document.
It works fine in the Adobe Sign plugin for Outlook 2016 with the same PDF I'm trying to use in Acrobat Reader using the same Trial Account.
Thanks for your reply. Does that mean if I purchase the Adobe Sign subscription (not the DC subscription), it will allow me to send directly in Adobe Reader? It works via the Outlook Adobe Sign plugin using my trial account without any issues but I need it to work out of the reader to save me several steps from sending via any other methods.
If you purchase the Adobe Sign individual subscription, then you will be able to use the option in Adobe Reader DC.
However, you need to first sign in with your Adobe ID that you used to purchase the subscription.
If you are planning to purchase the Enterprise, Business or Team account, then you will need to directly login to your Adobe Sign account to send files for signature.
We're looking at the team license as we have more than 1 user that will be sending documents to sign. Does that mean there is no way to send them directly via Adobe Reader? Are there any other PDF readers with Adobe sign plugins I can use? There's not much point to get it otherwise as it will slow down our work considerably if we have to do it via the website.
I don't understand why the plugin for outlook works without any issues, yet it doesn't work on a native Adobe product?
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