Microsoft announced on Monday that Microsoft Teams will integrate the Adobe Acrobat plug-in to make it easier for professionals to view PDF files. With the integration, Teams users can now set Acrobat as the default application for PDFs in Teams, giving them direct access to its features in one place.
Users can share, review, annotate, process, export and other operations to access PDFs stored in Microsoft SharePoint and OneDrive, and Microsoft has applied the necessary actions to ensure the security of this integration.
In the official blog post, Evan Westenberger (Evan Westenberger) said: “Apps designed for collaboration help employees work more smoothly by integrating applications, data, and optimizing workflows. With the integration of Adobe Acrobat Sign and Adobe Creative Cloud, Adobe has further enhanced the collaborative capabilities of Microsoft Teams.
In the blog post continued: “We are pleased to announce the integration of Adobe Acrobat into Microsoft Teams. in enterprises that often need to work with PDF files, this new experience helps eliminate the tedious switching between applications. This new integration may help achieve greater efficiency, improve security, and reduce costs.
