Where should this type of installation package be installed?
On University owned equipment such as employee workstations.
What license or activation method is used?
This is a Named User installation. A University Adobe Enterprise ID is required. The end user will be asked to sign in to activate and use the software. An Adobe Enterprise ID must be requested by Faculty and Staff by ordering this free WebStore offer. All Adobe Enterprise licenses for faculty, staff and students are subject to annual renewals
The managed installation packages in this offer are configured to DISABLE the Adobe Update manager. which means that the Adobe apps installed from these packages will NOT be automatically updated. This setting also prevents non-admins from installing more Adobe apps on the computer, which they would normally have access to if you did not install this package. Only use these packages if your department or group manages update distribution via SCCM, MUNKI and Remote Update Manager (RUM).
If your department does NOT maintain regular updates for Adobe software, we HIGHLY suggest that you install the Self Service packages for Creative Cloud and Acrobat since Adobe programs will cease to work if they are not regularly updated. Installing a Self Service package will allow non-admins to update their Adobe programs, download and install the compatible app versions from Adobe directly and decrease IT overhead.
Each Adobe Creative Cloud Enterprise account will allow the user to be signed in and use the Adobe apps on up to two computers at a time.
This Named User license type is ALLOWED to be installed or used in a Remote Desktop environment.
For Information about Adobe Creative Cloud lab and classroom support, please see this KB article.
We do not recommend storing installation packages.
Students and student employees should NEVER have access to installation packages.
Please review the System Requirements before installing this software.
ADOBE PRODUCTS ARE PROVIDED THROUGH THE ADOBE CONSORTIUM AT NO COST TO SELECT INDIVIDUALS. CONSORTIUM FUNDING IS OBTAINED FROM DEPARTMENT, COLLEGE AND CAMPUS CONTRIBUTIONS ACROSS THE ENTIRE UNIVERSITY.
Find this offer on your list and click on the blue order number to open the order page. Be sure to scroll down below in download links to view information located in the yellow section. You can also go right to the order by clicking on the Order Details link in the upper right of your WebStore email receipt if you have that handy.
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