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Users must login to the RoyalRoads.ca SharePoint tenant once via Internet Explorer, they can close the Internet Explorer browser once this is completed.With this procedure you can add a SharePoint location to Adobe's file locations to facilitate faster saving of documents to SharePoint.

Open Internet Explorer (Must be Internet Explorer, not Firefox or Chrome)
Paste or enter the path of the SharePoint location you want to save the file in - Ie. https://royalroadsca.sharepoint.com/sites/SiteNameHere
- This is going to be the root of the SharePoint site URL. Make sure to remove any file name at the end of the link
Log in with your Computer/Academic Account if prompted
When you can see the file location, you can now close Internet Explorer
Open the file you want to save in Adobe Acrobat
Click File → Save As → Add Account
Click Add button under SharePoint Site
Enter the Account Name location name (A a friendly name so you will recognize the location like "Test SharePoint Site Name")
Enter the URL =Paste or enter the path of the SharePoint location you want to save the file in - Ie. https://royalroadsca.sharepoint.com/sites/SiteNameHereThis is going to be the root of the SharePoint site URL. Make sure to remove any file name at the end of the link
Click Continue
- A progress bar will appear after a few seconds showing that it's connecting to the SharePoint Online site
- Note - The user MUST have access to the SharePoiint site, trying to access a site where access permissions have not been granted will result in the following message:
Scroll down in the folders list to Shared Documents
Double click Click on Shared Documents.
Select subfolder or save to root of Shared Documents there
- This will place the file in the Document Library in SharePoint
Click Save
- The following popup may come up requesting additional data
- You can provide the value or just click Okay/continue.
You are Done