Adobe Acrobat and Acrobat Reader just got more useful for those who store files across an array of cloud storage services.
Adobe today is announcing that all users can now open and edit PDF files stored inside Box and Microsoft OneDrive, right from within Acrobat and Acrobat Reader. Adobe first announced these integrations last month.
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Adobe has launched these integrations just a few weeks after announcing the availability of an integration with Dropbox, which competes with Box and OneDrive.
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