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    How do I download cloud document to local for offline access on iPad? Community Beginner ,

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    Once you open the PDF documents in Adobe Document Cloud (formerly known as Acrobat.com), the temporary copies of the cloud documents will be stored on your iPad. If you are offline for a relatively short period of time, you can still view those documents.
    

    Currently, Acrobat DC for iOS does not provide the user interface (a button or menu item) to permanently download PDF documents from Adobe Document Cloud to your iPad for offline viewing.

    Here are the two options that I can think of. (You can do one of the following options while you still have Internet access.)

    1. Open Safari on your iPad.
    2. Go to Acrobat Document Cloud (https://cloud.acrobat.com/).
    3. Sign in with your Adobe ID.
    4. Select the PDF document that you want to download to your iPad.
    5. Tap Download. This will cause the PDF document to be opened in Safari.
    6. Tap anywhere in the PDF document to show the secondary toolbar.
    7. Tap "Open in. ".
    8. Select "Open in Adobe Acrobat".

    

    1. Open the PDF document that you want to store locally on your iPad .
    2. Tap the Share icon.
       
    3. Select Share File.
    4. Select "Share Original Document" in the Share File dialog.
    5. Tap Mail.
    6. Send email to yourself.
    7. Open the email with the PDF attachment on your iPad.
    8. Open the email attachment in Acrobat DC for iOS.

    Once the PDF document is opened in Acrobat DC for iOS , it is stored locally on your iPad.

    Please note that you will have two PDF documents with the same file name. The one is stored locally on your iPad, whereas the other is stored on Adobe Document Cloud.

    Please let us know if you have additional questions.