Viewing PDF articles using Desktop Viewer

I know it is not possible (currently) to view pdf articles using the desktop viewer. Do any of the Adobe folks know if that ability will be available anytime soon? It's much faster to use the local desktop viewer during the design phase and its a bit of a disconnect that this is not supported. Thanks!

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Buon Giorno
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