Shared reviews are the most collaborative form of review because participants can read and reply to the comments of other participants. Comments from participants are stored in a repository on an internal server. Acrobat synchronizes comments at regular intervals to download all the latest changes. Reviewers are notified of new comments as they are added, and they can see and reply to comments made by other reviewers.
You can use your own internal server location, such as a Microsoft SharePoint workspace/subsite, if your recipients work behind a firewall and all have access to a common server.
Before you initiate a review, ensure that you have a SharePoint site and reviewers have write permission to your site. Now, to host the shared review, you can do one of the following:
- Let Acrobat automatically create and configure a document library within your SharePoint server’s subsite.
- Choose a subsite and the respective document library that you may have already created and configured.
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Choose SharePoint subsite, and then provide the URL of your subsite on the SharePoint server. Click Next.
Acrobat automatically creates and configures a new document library (named AcrobatSharedReviews) within your subsite to initiate the shared review.
Note:
If you don't want Acrobat to automatically configure the review, you can click Choose a subsite to select the document library that you have already created and configured.
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