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When we save pdf documents from Outlook Adobe does not remember the last save file location. It takes us back to a temp location.
How do we fix this?
Adobe Standard 11.0.20; Windows 10
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Sandbox was already turned off. My issue started when an Adobe update was installed.Here's what i did to resolve this issue.
I installed Adobe Reader DC; Rebooted PC; Made Reader default; Confirmed "Save" function returns you to last saved location by saving a document twice. Opened Adobe Standard, Changed it to default; Saved a file twice to confirm it returned me to last "save" location.
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Hi Davidf,
As per the description, Acrobat doesn't remember the last folder when "Save as" in Outlook, Is that correct?
The Acrobat XI does not remember the last folder location during 'Save As' operation, Sadly, there isn't much that can be done to make changes.
You may refer to the following threads: Acrobat doesn't remember the last folder when "Save as" and can try the steps from: Can Adobe Reader XI have a default setting when saving so it defaults to the last location a documen...
Feel free to update this discussion in case you need further assistance.
Regards,
Anand Sri.
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Sandbox was already turned off. My issue started when an Adobe update was installed.Here's what i did to resolve this issue.
I installed Adobe Reader DC; Rebooted PC; Made Reader default; Confirmed "Save" function returns you to last saved location by saving a document twice. Opened Adobe Standard, Changed it to default; Saved a file twice to confirm it returned me to last "save" location.
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Hi Davidf,
Great! Good to hear that you got it fixed, and thank you so much for sharing the steps.
Regards,
Anand Sri.
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Has Adobe fixed this problem yet? I have Adobe Pro and cannot install Reader just to make these moves.
Thank you!
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I'm still having this problem with many Adobe products in 2025. Adobe Premiere. Photoshop. After Effects.

