Ha! Yeah right....would be lovely, but it's a pipe dream when Adobe is trying to move everyone into their own Document Cloud file sharing solution. They are never going to cede this territory to Redmond for nothing.
Acrobat is different - it's an end point in the document creation chain, not a beginning authoring point. They want people to adopt and keep document signing and markup tools in Acrobat PDF over solutions like MS Forms......That's probably why they enabled Sharepoint in Acrobat only.
We use Sharepoint and InDesign at our company, too, and OneDrive sync is a pain in the a** for any real-world enterprise situation....Nearly every company exceeds the 100,000 file limits for performance trouble with syncing.
Ha! Yeah right....would be lovely, but it's a pipe dream when Adobe is trying to move everyone into their own Document Cloud file sharing solution. They are never going to cede this territory to Redmond for nothing.
Acrobat is different - it's an end point in the document creation chain, not a beginning authoring point. They want people to adopt and keep document signing and markup tools in Acrobat PDF over solutions like MS Forms......That's probably why they enabled Sharepoint in Acrobat only.
We use Sharepoint and InDesign at our company, too, and OneDrive sync is a pain in the a** for any real-world enterprise situation....Nearly every company exceeds the 100,000 file limits for performance trouble with syncing.