Supported servers
Last updated on
Apr 2, 2024
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Also applies to Acrobat Reader
Use the Acrobat Chrome extension to open a SharePoint document directly in Acrobat. The extension identifies the source location and initiates the file check-out process in Acrobat.
Note:
Adobe is testing this new experience in the Acrobat Chrome extension. Therefore, the experience may not be available to all users.
Supported environment
Windows only
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Supported authentication mechanisms |
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Note:
SharePoint Server 2019, Microsoft Office 365, and other online servers are not supported.
Steps to open a SharePoint PDF from Chrome in Acrobat
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Open a PDF file hosted on your SharePoint site in Chrome.
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After the document opens in the browser, select Open in Acrobat.
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Acrobat displays a dialog box with the filename and location. Do one of the following:
To check out the file and open it, select Check Out & Open.
To open the file without checking out, select Open.
Registry keys to enable the SharePoint integration in Chrome extension, and allow-list the SharePoint URLs
The feature is disabled by default. To enable it, use the feature lockdown key and allow-list the SharePoint URLs, as suggested below.
bEnableSharePointInChromeExtn
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Data type |
boolean: DWORD value > REG_DWORD |
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Default |
0 |
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Version # |
Continuous track |
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HKLM Path |
FeatureLockDown |
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Summary |
Specifies whether to integrate Sharepoint into the Acrobat's Chrome extension. |
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Details |
Possible values include:
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tSharePointUrls
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Data type |
String value > REG_SZ |
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Default |
null |
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Version # |
Continuous track |
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HKLM Path |
FeatureLockDown |
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Summary |
A pipe-separated list of Sharepoint URLs to allow-list. |
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Details |
Acrobat's Chrome extensions essentially treats these URLs as Sharepoint servers when bEnableSharePointInChromeExtn = 1. Possible values include:
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