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Just ensure that when the account is added again that you give the appropriate read/write/modify (or full control) permissions preferably full control. If you don't do this step, the inherited permission from the parent object may not let you modify the advanced permissions nor remove the misbehaving current user account.Īfter the inheritance is disabled you will be able to remove and add that user account again. Left-click once with your pointing device on the current user account to select it => then click on the 'Disable inheritance' button. In the dialogue window that will open up, 'Advanced Security Settings for Documents' => go to the 'Permissions' tab => see the section 'Permission entries'. If this doesn't work (or reverts back to the same lockdown after a reboot), repeat steps listed earlier but this time click on the 'Advanced' button. If the current user account doesn't allow full control, or write and modify permissions, click on the 'Edit.' button and give the user full control permissons (or at least, read & execute, modify and write permissions). Right-click on that folder => select Properties from the context menu => click on the 'Security' tab of the 'Document Properties' dialogue window => select from the section 'Group or user names' the current user account => in the section below 'Permissions for.' (the current user name for that account) see what type of permissions are allowed.

Adobe read and write windows#

Using the built-in Windows Administrator account (not the current user account as administrator or with admin rights), go to the folder where these PDFs are being saved. What worked for me has to be performed manually. Just for troubleshooting purposes, are you able to confirm if the problem goes away if you turn off Protected View and Enhanced Security ?Īlso, as far as working around the possibility of the clients not having sufficient rights, I've experienced this issue in my Windows 11 machines a lot actually.

Adobe read and write pdf#

Just saving a simple PDF seems to be blocked by acrobat Pro itself, putting it in a read-only state that prevents it from saving itselfĬan you help me? who else has this problem? In the same location there is no rights problem for all other applications, such as saving all other types of files excel, word, photoshop, indesign with the same file name is no problem at all. It is also strange that some files do not have this problem.Įven if you subsequently wish to save the PDF under a different name 'save as', and then open and modify it again, and try to save it again under the same file, you will receive the same message 'read only'. an indesign, or an externally received pdf. this can be a pdf scan, a pdf export made with e.g. The type of PDF file can be of various origins. The file is also not being opened by anyone else at the time. ), and a limited adjustment is made, for example a comment, and the file is simply saved on top of the same file, not 'save as' but 'save', we can get the message that the file is either read only or is being used by someone else. If the file is opened in acrobat Pro (64-bit) (version 2022.003.10314. The file itself is originally 'not' set to read-only, and the user who opens the file has all rights 'full control' The user has full rights on the disk, and local administrator rights on the client PC. The original file is stored on a network drive, in a company network with a windows server. Please save the document with a different name or in a different folder.' The file is a read-only file or another user has opened it. I keep getting the message 'The document cannot be saved.

The problem is that i can't open a pdf file, limited editing, and just save to the same file.