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We are part of a consortium of schools that have an Adobe Enterprise license. I was give an account that I use to make my packages and install my software. Unlessm I logon as my admin account I cannot extract from Dreamweaver. This is in a lab environment and I am not comfortable giving my credentials to students. Because we use guest accounts me just logging into the software doesn't seem to work I have to logout and then log back out to fix the issue. How do I go about getting it where we can extract and not be logged in as me. Do I need to have the owner of the license (not our campus) go in and create another account?Thank you very much for your time.
My environment implemented strict UAC policies. This hinders users from Installing updates. Is it possible to centrally manage updates through WSUS. If not, are there tools to manage Adobe Updates centrally?
I hate hate hate Adobe's new system of software purchase! The website is cumbersome and difficult to navigate! Who has time to sift through the 1000 options on your site. You've made your programs so inaccessible that I dread the thought of adding a license to my business.I pay the monthly fee to have photoshop on my laptop and desktop. I now have an assistant and I bought a new laptop for them to use. Now I need to put Photoshop on this new machine. The problem: I keep getting an error message that says I already have Photoshop installed on two other machines. Duh! Why isn't there an option which says: "purchase another seat"?? Adobe is really limiting themselves if they don't allow someone to purchase a second software package.Can anyone throw me a link with a description of how I can start paying monthly for more photoshop software packages??...or will adobe only allow a business to purchase one version of photoshop?
When using Shibboleth authentication, is a csv file the only way to add users to a group ? Is there a way to use the user properties that may be obtained by Shibboleth?
Hello. We have just subscribed a number of people to CCT. I have created the necessary packages successfully. Now, I am in the process of setting up AUSST for the first time. I have tried on both a Windows Server 2003 SP3 and Windows Server 2008R2 server with the same results. It gets to a certain point and then seems to timeout. See command prompt text below.Is this simply network conjestion somewhere and I just have to keep trying until I jag it sometime? We have a 10Mb Fibre connection and I am doing it at a quiet time of the evening. Therefore, I don't think its my end.Any other ideas?Here is a copy of the command prompt:C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.BW\My Documents\Downloads\AUSST>AdobeUpdateServerSetupTool --root="\websites\adobeupdates\cct"Choose one of the following options :1. Fresh Synchronization.2. Incremental Synchronization.3. Generate Client Configuration XML.4. Migrate to an In-House Server.5. Exit.Your choice: 1Fresh Synchronization chosen.Folder exi
Our client uses an RDP connection to a Windows Server 2012 R2. All users connect to this server log in with their credentials and start working. Only ONE of those users needs the full blown Adobe Acrobat license. What is the best product to use for this kind of situation, and what is the best way to deploy/install that product?
HiThe last 4 users i have invited for named license only get the possibility af trial instead of install of software. it looks as if this started when we reached 50 users. what can i do to continue creating users ?regards Hans
We have an Enterprise License for Adobe CC 2015. We are an educational institution. In our labs, we provide PCs for our students to use Adobe applications. We do not want users to login to the cloud at all because the workstations have generic user profiles and the possibility of a user remaining logged in with their Adobe credentials is high. This presents a serious security and privacy problem. Therefore, as we have done with previous versions of Adobe Apps, we want to disable the cloud features and prevent users from logging into the Adobe cloud. Even though we exclude the Creative Cloud Desktop Application in the Creative Cloud Packager, almost all of the apps have big "Sign In" notices and some require an Adobe ID to allow the user to use the app. How to we get our Enterprise Licensed apps to NOT require Adobe ID Sign In at all?
when i log in at the adobe page with my adobe id i see onl a "free membership". Its my right adobe id. I'm invited into a «workgroup» How do I get into the license that I have bought?
Is there anything that needs to be done to licenses after they are renewed? Will the software just continue working until the new renewal date?
To whom it may concern, I want to move my current licenses (6 licenses) to a new set of e-mail addresses. How do I go about that?Ron BakerPresidentRizen Creative
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hello,I want to share a docuement via OneDrive. the link expected is http//:xxx and the link given by OneDrive is https//:xxx so Acrobat XI refuses the file...I have all the necessary authorisations as I am OneDrive administrator...could you help me to solve this issue ?thanks in advanced
I work in a corporate environment with over 500 installs of miscellaneous adobe CC and CC 2014 titles. I was wondering if anyone has been successful in building a batch or other type of script to uninstall any and all cc versions. I am trying to avoid having to manually uninstall each individual application prior to installing CC 2015. In our environment, we used Creative Cloud Packager to make the software installs but there is no way using the packager (that i have seen) to create the uninstallers for those same packages.Any help would be much appreciated.Thanks,
Dear Adobe Community,I am the administrator of a Creative Cloud for Teams license.I created an installation package which includes the following software:Acrobat Pro DCAfter Effects CCAudition CCBridge CCDream CCExchange PanelExtendedScript Toolkit CCExtension Manager CCFireworks CS6Illustrator CCIncopy CCInDesign CCLightroomMedia Encoder CCPhotoshop CCPrelude CCPremiere Pro CCSpeedGrade CCThe package is configured so that our IT office can update the entire suite via remote invoking the RemoteUpdateManager.exeI set up an in-house Adobe Update Server and I am able to download all the updates by launching the AdobeUpdateServerSetupTool.exe. with both --fresh and --incremental parameters. I followed the .PDF guide on AUSST and its configuration. I also made sure that every PC can reach the URL which redirects to the in-house Adobe Update Server where all the updates are stored. Everything works fine.I am able to invoke via command line the RemoteUpdateManager.exe on a PC and it connects
Hello all,Another month, another Adobe patching headache! So I have read the Enterprise Administration guide many times, and I have been deploying and patching Adobe Flash,Reader and Acrobat for years now. Usually it goes smoothly, but eventually I always run into an issue. This time my problem is this:Last month, I created a new Acrobat XI AIP from the bas 11.0 media. I patched this AIP to 11.0.07 (quarterly)I then installed Acrobat on many clients using the command line option 'PATCH=AcrobatSecUpd11008.msp' to "chain" the OOC patch into my install, without actually applying the OOC to my AIP.Today, when I try to apply the AcrobatUpd11009.msp to these same clients, I am getting the error in the log file: "PATCH SEQUENCER: minor upgrade patch \\server\share\AcrobatUpd11009.msp is not applicable."And error in GUI: "The upgrade cannot be installed by the Windows Installer service because the program to be upgraded may be missing, or the upgrade may update a different version of the
I would like to use the same account for my work computer and home computer. Possible?
In preparing for the release of OS X El Capitan at the end of the month, I've been contemplating the implications of the new System Integrity Protection on our packages created by Creative Cloud Packager. In particular, RemoteUpdateManager will not be installed from any CCP-created packages set to include it, since the CCP installation packages install RUM in a protected location, /usr/sbin. (In fact, a CCP-created package doesn't even issue an error message when it fails to install RUM.) From what I understand, when a system is upgraded to El Capitan, any third-party binaries found in a protected location will be moved out of those protected locations, as well.Will there be updates to CCPackager that installs RUM in a more appropriate location (/usr/local/bin, for instance)?It is easy enough to repackage/move RUM on my own, but it's just one more thing to forget when deploying. In addition, RUM's installation location makes me wonder what else is being installed in a protected locatio
When I install the latest CCP and start it up I get an issue after logging in where it times out on the loading page where it says "Initializing Creative Cloud Packager. This may take a few seconds." the times out to "Oops something went wrong, please try again"I can see it has partially logged me in because my user name is in the top right corner under the shaded splash screen but it will not get past this and will not let me go any further.We are using a proxy pac file for our network and I have had our networks team to see if anything is being blocked and it looks like it it trying to access an Amazon server of some sort? All of the usual adobe links have been white-listed but not these 3 attempts to the so called Amazon servers which it doesn't look like they want to go through the proxy and looks like they want to access it directly. Log Source TypeClassificationCommon EventDirectionOrigin HostImpacted HostTCP/UDP Port (Origin)
I receive images of photo IDs as a PDF attachement. But usually the image is to dark when I try to print it. I thought Adobe Acrobat had a "lighten" feature, but it does not. Should I have purhase Photoshop Element?
I have Adobe Acrobat XI and Adobe Acrobat Reader DC installed in a Citrix XenDesktop 7.6 environment running on Windows Server 2012 R2. Every time an update for Acrobat is installed, Acrobat forces itself as the default PDF application. Acrobat was installed first, then Reader. During Reader installation, Reader was chosen as the default PDF application. Because of this broken behavior I am forced to repair the Reader DC installation every time an update installs for Acrobat, which is unacceptable. I need to be able to force Reader DC to always be the default. I cannot expect users to go manually set their defaults every time this happens.
In the customization wizard, I checked both boxes to remove previous versions of Acrobat and Reader. It remove Acrobat XI without any issues, but not Reader. I saw a discussion back in June ( Reader DC isn't uninstalling when I install Acrobat Pro DC ) with someone having the same issue. I running into the same issue. Has there been any resolutions to the issue or a work around?
HiUsing the Creative Cloud package builder I have created packages for Dreamweaver and InDesign both separately and as a combined package. When I try to install any of the msi files. from the Build folder the program opens the UAC I click'Yes' , Windows starts to configure and then it rolls back. The packages are stored on my C: drive. I have also tried to install on different machines all Win7 ( and even Win 10!). Have I overlooked something or doing something wrong? Any help will be appreciated.Thnaks
How can i obtain a full report with all the Acrobat licenses bought and are in use in this year (2015)?
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