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Hello Experts,
I am trying to figure out if Adobe offers a "service provider licensing agreement" form of licensing - like Microsoft's SPLA program. That's the licensing option for hosting/application server providers that permits you to per per user (per month) a licensing fee. So far the best thing I could find is volume licensing, which is not our first choice. We are growing a terminal server farm that offers Remote Desktop Hosting and PDFs are currently the biggest weakness.
I am trying to figure out if Adobe offers a "service provider licensing agreement" form of licensing - like Microsoft's SPLA program. That's the licensing option for hosting/application server providers that permits you to per per user (per month) a licensing fee. So far the best thing I could find is volume licensing, which is not our first choice. We are growing a terminal server farm that offers Remote Desktop Hosting and PDFs are currently the biggest weakness.
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Thanks for the response. I thought i had commented on it before. This situation calls for Adobe specifically. I know Nitro is close, but we need adobe :(
But your answer pretty much confirms what I already thought. I would like some concrete evidence that proves it. Just cant seem to find it one way or the other.
But your answer pretty much confirms what I already thought. I would like some concrete evidence that proves it. Just cant seem to find it one way or the other.
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B for completeness, otherwise spot on.
If you don't need Adobe Acrobat, just a PDF solution, you may want to talk to their biggest competitor NitroPDF. I don't know if they have what you are looking for, but they are a smaller company, and are probably able to move faster than Adobe.