Working with Adobe Acrobat applications in non-integrated mode
Previously, if you were running Adobe Acrobat applications in Protected mode, you had to disable the it to modify PDF files saved to iManage Work.
From version 10.7.0 onwards, two new configuration settings AdobeIntegrated and AdobeReaderIntegrated are available in imWorkOptions.xml file. The default value for these configurations is Y. When set to N, iManage Work plug-in is not added to Adobe Acrobat Reader (32-bit only) and Adobe Acrobat Standard/Pro DC (64-bit and 32-bit) applications. For more information about these configurations settings, contact your administrator or refer to imWorkOptions.xml section in iManage Work Desktop for Windows Customization Guide.
With this when Protected mode enabled in Adobe Acrobat applications, iManage Work Desktop for Windows is in non-integrated mode. You can however check out and modify the PDF files saved to iManage Work using these applications and all the changes are checked in to iManage Work when you close the files. You no longer have to disable the Protected mode in these applications.
When using Adobe Acrobat DC Reader and Adobe Acrobat Standard/Pro in non-integrated mode, iManage Work Agent handles the file checkin and checkout process and timeline entries reflect this information. However, if you have iManage Drive running on their machines, iManage Drive handles the checkin and checkout process when using Adobe Acrobat DC Reader and Adobe Acrobat Pro DC in non-integrated mode and timeline entries display this information.
Refer to the following table for information about which Adobe Acrobat applications are supported in integrated and non-integrated mode:
Table: Adobe Acrobat applications available in integrated and non-integrated modes
Adobe application |
Bitness |
Protected mode in Adobe application |
iManage Work Desktop for Windows configuration |
Integrated mode |
|
32-bit |
Enabled |
AdobeReaderIntegration = Y or N |
Non-integrated |
32-bit |
Disabled |
AdobeReaderIntegration = N |
Non-integrated |
|
32-bit |
Disabled |
AdobeReaderIntegration = Y |
Integrated |
|
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64-bit |
Enabled |
AdobeReaderIntegration = Y or N |
Non-integrated |
|
64-bit |
Disabled |
AdobeReaderIntegration = Y or N |
Non-integrated |
|
|
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|
32-bit |
Enabled |
AdobeIntegrated = Y or N |
Non-integrated |
32-bit |
Disabled |
AdobeIntegrated = Y |
Integrated |
|
32-bit |
Disabled |
AdobeIntegrated = N |
Non-integrated |
|
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64-bit |
Enabled |
AdobeIntegrated = Y or N |
Non-integrated |
|
64-bit |
Disabled |
AdobeIntegrated = Y |
Integrated |
|
64-bit |
Disabled |
AdobeIntegrated = N |
Non-integrated |
Frequently asked questions
Can a 32-bit Adobe Acrobat DC Reader be installed with 64-bit Adobe Acrobat Standard/Pro DC?
No. You cannot install a 32-bit Adobe Acrobat DC Reader with a 64-bit Adobe Acrobat Standard/Pro DC.
Can users use 64-bit Adobe Acrobat applications with 32-bit Microsoft Office and iManage Work Desktop for Windows?
Users can use 64-bit Adobe Acrobat applications with 32-bit Microsoft Office and iManage Work Desktop for Windows as long they are using a 64-bit Microsoft Windows machine. However, we strongly recommend not using 32-bit Microsoft Office and iManage Work Desktop for Windows as they are known performance limitations. We recommend that users use 64-bit Adobe Acrobat applications with 64-bit Microsoft Office and iManage Work Desktop for Windows.