[Framers] how to get Acrobat (shared review) to prompt for password ?

[Art Campbell]

What you might want to try, if you want to avoid RegEdit and extreme
password gymnastics is to just open a copy of the PDF that you sent for
review on another computer, not the one that you're using for this
misadventure.

When people are added to the review, they can log in using whatever their
credentials are. You could try logging in as yourself again with the
correct password OR (might be safer) log in as someone else, one of your
coworkers (or have them log in themselves if they're goosey about sharing
credentials). Worst case is you'd be able to see the comments, even if you
didn't have access to modify and accept/reject/etc.

Another possibility is to change your master net password a second time and
then log in with those new credentials....




Art Campbell
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On Fri, Oct 28, 2016 at 4:16 PM, Monique Semp <monique.semp at earthlink.net>
wrote:

> Hello, Framers,
>
> Although not specifically a FrameMaker problem, I figure an Acrobat Review
> problem is close enough...
>
> I’m using Acrobat DC Pro, although I don’t think this problem is
> version-specific (I believe I’ve had it before).
>
> My shared review process has been working fine. But because of IT policy,
> I had to change my passwords, including for accessing the network
> share\folder that’s used to manage the shared review comments. When I
> opened a shared review PDF, Acrobat did ask me for the password.
> Unfortunately, I mistyped it, and now I cannot figure out how to get
> Acrobat to ask me again for the password so I can enter the correct one.
> And so of course I can’t retrieve or publish comments.
>
> How do I get Acrobat to ask me for the password?!
>
> (I know there’s a way; I had this happen before. But I foolishly didn’t
> note the answer, and I cannot find it now. I did try the “new use * /d”
> command, which I thought fixed things before. I also tried stopping the
> Adobe Synchronizer process and deleting the Collab and Synchronizer
> folders, but that didn’t elicit the wished-for prompt.)
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks so much,
> -Monique
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