Alasdairb
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Install Acrobat Pro on Terminal Server
Hi
I need to install Acrobat Pro on a Remote Desktop Server for 3 people. There are 20 people using the server but only 3 need the full Adobe product, Reader is already installed there.
I have been researching for about 3 hours but am having difficulty getting a clear picture.
Specifically, which product do I need, the Acrobat DC Pro which you pay for monthly or annually, or Acrobat 2017 Pro which is a one-off payment? And how does the licensing work, if I buy 3 copies of the standalone I will get 3 different license keys, so is there some kind of volume license?
I installed a 7 day trial of the DC Pro on my laptop, when switching user I get a prompt to log in with my Adobe ID, which of course 17 users in the real RDS environment will not want to see. I assume I can deal with this issue (and the license agreement/serial number/key whatever) if I prepare the installation with the Customisation Wizard?
Thanks in advance
Alasdair
I need to install Acrobat Pro on a Remote Desktop Server for 3 people. There are 20 people using the server but only 3 need the full Adobe product, Reader is already installed there.
I have been researching for about 3 hours but am having difficulty getting a clear picture.
Specifically, which product do I need, the Acrobat DC Pro which you pay for monthly or annually, or Acrobat 2017 Pro which is a one-off payment? And how does the licensing work, if I buy 3 copies of the standalone I will get 3 different license keys, so is there some kind of volume license?
I installed a 7 day trial of the DC Pro on my laptop, when switching user I get a prompt to log in with my Adobe ID, which of course 17 users in the real RDS environment will not want to see. I assume I can deal with this issue (and the license agreement/serial number/key whatever) if I prepare the installation with the Customisation Wizard?
Thanks in advance
Alasdair
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Hello efrimpol,
this worked, I finally found time to do it Wednesday morning. Thanks for your help, sorry for the late reply.
BR
Alasdair
this worked, I finally found time to do it Wednesday morning. Thanks for your help, sorry for the late reply.
BR
Alasdair
Great news! Glad I was able to guide you to a solution.
Every user who uses Adobe Pro, either via subscription or full product, must be licensed. You can go the monthly subscription for the cheapest route or as you said, the one-off cost of purchasing 3 full products.