This license is not available for these account types: Student (non student staff), Sponsored, Departmental, Retired staff, Retired faculty (including emeritus).To install, start at, sign in with UMN email address and 'company or school' account as described above, then look for the Adobe Document Cloud link. Work at Home Rights for faculty and staff for Acrobat Pro DC are available.Acrobat Pro DC, Enterprise license is only available to current University of Minnesota faculty, staff, and student staff.If it is a device you personally own, you can download the application directly from Adobe following the directions listed at install for Work at Home Use or Non Managed University Owned Device. They can put in a request if you explain your business need for Acrobat Pro. If it is not, contact the OIT Service Desk. If a University owned device, the software should be available in Software Center or Self Service. Additional Information How to get access to the license?

You do not need to sign out each time you close Acrobat. If you do sign out from within Acrobat, you will need to repeat the above sign in process the next time you start Acrobat. Acrobat will show that you are signed in to an Adobe Account.

You should then be able to start Acrobat.

Use your UMN internetID and password to complete signing in through UMN authentication.

You might be asked to select a Personal or Company or School account.

Enter your University of Minnesota email address when sign in is requested.

The first time Acrobat is started after installation or a license change, sign in to an AdobeID is required. Activate Acrobat (new installation or license change) please follow Sign In To Adobe Creative Cloud. If you are using other Adobe products such as Photoshop, Illustrator, Adobe Premiere, After Effects, Dreamweaver, InDesign, etc. Note: This article is for signing in to Adobe Acrobat Pro for editing or creating. For general information on this change see the Adobe Acrobat Pro Licensing Changes webpage. The sign in process described here only applies to the Acrobat Pro DC Enterprise license at the University of Minnesota and is a result of license changes by Adobe.

To use this license, sign in to an AdobeID is required. Adobe Sign is not part of the University's Enterprise Acrobat Pro DC license. The University of Minnesota has an Enterprise license for Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, which covers Acrobat use by current faculty, staff, and student staff (retired staff and faculty are NOT eligible).

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