Comments on: Using Microsoft SharePoint with Acrobat Shared Reviews http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepage/2009/04/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit.html Tips, updates and best practices from Acrobat Product Evangelist Ali Hanyaloglu for using Adobe Acrobat for document-based collaboration, and to ensure everyone is on the same page. Tue, 20 Mar 2012 18:37:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 By: Ali Hanyaloglu http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepage/2009/04/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit.html#comment-676 Ali Hanyaloglu Fri, 07 Oct 2011 00:30:05 +0000 http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepagedev/2009/04/03/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit/#comment-676 Hi Dave,

I’m not quite sure what could be wrong here. If you both have full access then the Shared Review should see it. Try creating an all new site and library and see what happens, in case there’s a setting in the existing site that is overriding your settings.

If you’re still stuck, try contacting tech support on this one.

Ali

PS: Sorry for the delay in replying everyone. I have been on personal leave.

]]> By: Dave http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepage/2009/04/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit.html#comment-662 Dave Mon, 12 Sep 2011 22:34:16 +0000 http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepagedev/2009/04/03/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit/#comment-662 Ali,
I have been viewing your tutorials on Shared Reviews on Sharepoint and find them very helpful. I am trying to get this set up and am stumped, as well as our Sharepoint administrator. Following your steps, when I click Verify, after setting the shared Sharepoint folder, I get an error message “Shared folder access is unknown.” The Sharepoint admin set up a separate folder structure with only her and me as the members. We both have full privileges. Still get the error. What are we doing wrong?

]]> By: Rick http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepage/2009/04/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit.html#comment-222 Rick Fri, 10 Dec 2010 02:21:39 +0000 http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepagedev/2009/04/03/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit/#comment-222 When I am trying to distribute a from with LifeCycle 8.2, I get the same message. “The filename you specified is not valid because it does not include a .pdf extension…”.
I have tried deselecting “Hide extensions for know file types”.
There are no special characters in the name.
The full path to the file is under 256 characters.
The file is located within a folder structure I previously used to distribute forms – not a permissions issue.

Thanks, Rick.

]]> By: Ali Hanyaloglu http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepage/2009/04/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit.html#comment-147 Ali Hanyaloglu Wed, 10 Nov 2010 00:42:04 +0000 http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepagedev/2009/04/03/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit/#comment-147 Thanks for your comment, but it’s not clear as to when you are seeing this message. Can you please post your issue with all the details to the Adobe forums at adobeforums.com.

]]> By: chrisc http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepage/2009/04/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit.html#comment-139 chrisc Wed, 27 Oct 2010 16:57:37 +0000 http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepagedev/2009/04/03/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit/#comment-139 Why is there no information on adobe.com for the error message “The filename you specified is not valid because it does not include a .pdf extension…”. Why don’t they provide a clear answer?

]]> By: gonzalo vargas http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepage/2009/04/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit.html#comment-53 gonzalo vargas Mon, 18 Jan 2010 13:05:34 +0000 http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepagedev/2009/04/03/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit/#comment-53 I have problems to share information for this way, sent the following message “The filename you specified is not valid because it does not include a .pdf extension, contains one or more invalid characters or the path precedint it refers to a protected system location”
I have administrator permissions, and I do not what happend. Could you help me with this matter?

Thanks

]]> By: Nick http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepage/2009/04/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit.html#comment-52 Nick Fri, 20 Nov 2009 09:24:19 +0000 http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepagedev/2009/04/03/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit/#comment-52 This is great! I have set up the form and the workspace, but the document libraries are not showing up when I go to request where the form is located. Any thoughts to why? I checked the permissions to make sure everyone has access to view/contribute. Did I look over something?

]]> By: Peter van Gage http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepage/2009/04/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit.html#comment-51 Peter van Gage Tue, 12 May 2009 17:00:49 +0000 http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepagedev/2009/04/03/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit/#comment-51 Great video for participant setup — what about initiators. I am not able to see the spaces and shared folders. What permissions do I need for that?

[ALI'S REPLY: Thanks. Please see my second video which talks about what's needed on the SharePoint-side to initiate a Shared Review. Actually, my first video is from the initiator and participant perspective.]

]]> By: KMeeks http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepage/2009/04/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit.html#comment-50 KMeeks Thu, 09 Apr 2009 13:53:37 +0000 http://blogs.adobe.com/thesamepagedev/2009/04/03/using_microsoft_sharepoint_wit/#comment-50 Great tutorials. In terms of collaboration, there is a technology developed by NextPage that integrates with SharePoint, enabling companies to create and enforce policies, giving them the ability to track documents from the network to the end point, including to email, cell phones, USB drives and personal desktops.

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