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If you don't install the OneDrive app there will be no file synchronization between any other supporting apps, like the Acrobat Reader mobile app. The OneDrive app has to be downloaded and installed first in the ChromeOS or AndroidOS device first in order to access files managed by OneDrive cloud service.

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The user just answered its own question: ' (I can run Android apps on my Chromebook) seems to be the best way to open files from OneDrive.'

If you read the link that I posted and look in STEP 6 of that guidance : ' To access your OneDrive files on any of your other devices, simply download the OneDrive app for your platform:'.

So going back to your inquiry : ' How is your comment relevant to the poster's question, which specifically talks about saving back to OneDrive easily ON ANDROID? Again, the how is answered in the link I posted above.

Since the stubborn poster explicitely said that ' I know I can use Document Cloud, but because I also use Office Online a lot, I'd rather keep them all on OneDrive.В ' that is that user's choice not mine.

Did you even take the time to read the troubleshooting steps in that link?

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I just found the answer to this question in the link I posted above, and I was trying to help someone out of good faith and expecting no pay in return for providing free technical support out my real-job lifestyle.If my reply bothered you for any particular reason, go and bully the poster who didn't take the time to rephrase the question appropriately, not me. This definitely has nothing to do with the Adobe Reader mobile app.Specially if the stubborn poster above decided to use a third-party could service to synchronize all files from a MS Windows computer, to ChromeOS computer and to an AndroidOS mobile device. In any case, this question should've been asked in a Micrososft support forum to begin with.Third, unless this question was aimed at troubleshooting access to Micrososft's OneDrive cloud from the Acrobat Reader mobile app and the OneDrive connector, this is also not related at all with this support forum. I'm pretty sure Google provides support forums for their own apps. Second, the question that this user posted is not even related to the Acrobat Reader mobile app, which is the support forum where this user attempted to open a discussion for an Android related question.

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But if anyone has any better solutions, please share!ДЇirst off, don't question my guidance for helping a user who hasn't even care to update this thread in almost a year, and confirm if the suggestions that I posted in the link above actually was the solution. If I can save them to OneDrive again easily, that should be enough. I'm trying to find the smoothest possible way to do this on Chrome OS when I'm away from Windows, and the Android app (I can run Android apps on my Chromebook) seems to be the best way to open files from OneDrive. When I work on Windows, I can use Acrobat and open from and save to OneDrive directly. I know I can use Document Cloud, but because I also use Office Online a lot, I'd rather keep them all on OneDrive. Am I missing something?ДЄ bit of background, in case anyone knows a better option to what I'm trying to do: The reason I need to do this is that I work with a lot of PDFs on Windows, Chrome OS, and sometimes Android. In general this is a frustration with the app - you seem to just have to close a file and hope it saves when you've finished working. When I open PDFs from OneDrive using the Adobe Acrobat android app (that's what it's called on my phone - presumably it's the same as Acrobat Reader Mobile?) I can add highlights and comments, but apparently not save it back to OneDrive easily.

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