Hi all,
I have Acrobat X Pro patched to 10.1.8 on Windows 7. I am trying to create and use a CD with a set of hyperlinked PDFs on it.
Whenever I click a link in any of the PDFs, the attached security dialog comes up. The box being ticked doesn't matter, Acrobat doesn't add anything to its list of websites in Trust Manager. I have added D:\ to the list of privileged locations in the enhanced security preferences. In fact, I have tried turning off enhanced security altogether, and even that didn't work. I have also tried both "Allow access to all websites / Default behavior: Allow Access" (which irritatingly reverted to "Allow access / Always ask" BTW) and "Custom / Default behavior: Always Ask" in the Manage Internet Access preferences under Trust Manager. Trust Manager won't let you add local paths.
I can change the PDF files too if it's something to do with the type of hyperlink between them. They're relative links to other files in the same directory created using Word and then converted to PDF with Acrobat PDFMaker.
Thanks
Drew
Documents on removable media are not allowed to remember local trust settings, as it's very likely another piece of media could have a file with the same name.
It's possible that the file that any path points to may be changed, but it appears Acrobat happily accepts those other paths.
If that is really intended behavior as built, is there a way to fool Acrobat that a given disc isn't removable media?