Edit PDFs in SharePoint

[@SharePointMaven]

👉 If you want to learn more on this topic, check out this video as well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/naekfJ6qeLt8ibMsi=IS4KHGetZnbncaMO

[@Gadorus]

Hello, thanks for learning me how sharepoints works. I realy appriciate! In this case you can't work with two or more people together on one file, isn't? Is there a way I can edit a .PDF file with a collegea/friend like we can do in Excel, Word etc?

[@SharePointMaven]

Thanks for the kind words. As far as I know, PDFs do not support co-authoring

[@MamieKhoza-k7z]

Hello, thanks for the video but on my case pdf prompt me to save in a different location when I click on the save button.

[@SharePointMaven]

Strange, This usually happens when you have read only access to the doc library

[@tim-jt9767]

does Adobe have an add-in where you can edit in the browser and NOT have to open the software?

[@SharePointMaven]

I am not aware of one

[@Oakiiee]

Do you just need Adobe Acrobat desktop and a E3 licensed user account with OneDrive? Or is there something you need to configure in 365 Admin ?

[@SharePointMaven]

Correct, Adobe Desktop and M365 license. Nothing else to configure in the Admin Center.

[@Oakiiee]

@@SharePointMaven thanks I will take a look, is this a new feature? If so is it only in preview or general access?

[@SharePointMaven]

@@Oakiiee It has been available for quite some time already...

[@BTrisc0392]

I would love to know how to make PDFs reliably read-only in SharePoint. It’s a mixed bag as to whether they open in the SharePoint edit view or the Adobe Document Cloud, but it usually ignores the permissions I set on those documents. Very frustrating for fillable forms!

[@SharePointMaven]

I see

[@marcusnascimento2235]

I like it, I'm a subscriber and I watch your videos a lot. But I confess that I found this one a little confusing.🤔

[@SharePointMaven]

Thanks for the feedback and for being my loyal follower. What was confusing about it?