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How can I release an Adobe Acrobat Pro 9 license from a computer so that it can be used on another computer?<br />
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A user has just gotten a new computer.<br />
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I need to transfer the Adobe Pro 9 license form the user's existing computer onto the new computer.<br />
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How can I do this?
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How can I release an Adobe Acrobat Pro 9 license from a computer so that it can be used on another computer?

A user has just gotten a new computer.

I need to transfer the Adobe Pro 9 license form the user's existing computer onto the new computer.

How can I do this?

How can I release an Adobe Acrobat Pro 9 license from a computer so that it can be used on another computer?

How can I release an Adobe Acrobat Pro 9 license from a computer so that it can be used on another computer?

A user has just gotten a new computer.

I need to transfer the Adobe Pro 9 license form the user&#39;s existing computer onto the new computer.

How can I do this?

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