There's no other problem with using applications across platforms. Sharing apps between operating systems is set correctly per the link above. So once installed, if a user clicked on a PDF file, it would automatically open up in Acrobat or Reader. Prior to Windows 10, Adobe Acrobat and Reader would establish default association with PDF files during the installation process. Search Adobe Acrobat, select Add next to the app name and then select Add. Under Manage policies tab, select Global (Org-wide default), and then select Edit. There's no other option that provides greater access. Go into Acrobat’s preferences and choose it as default PDF viewer, do not work. To assign and make the Adobe Acrobat app available for all users, follow these steps: In Teams admin center, go to Teams app > Setup policies.

When I actually go to the file through Finder and click 'Get Info' the permissions settings are 'Read & Write'. When I select 'Show in Finder' from the right-click menu in Windows, nothing happens. To view or change permissions, select the item in the Finder and choose File>Get Info.' When I attempt to open a PDF file in Preview from Windows (either as an email attachment in Outlook or directly from Windows Explorer) I get the error 'The file xxx couldn't be opened because you don't have permission to view it. My computer is completely up to date, as is my parallels software. Select a pdf in the Finder and go File -> Get Info In the Get Info Window Use the Open With tab to select your preferred app, then click on Change All to make it the default.

I, too, have this problem intermittently and randomly and I cannot figure out why.

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