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Adobe offer volume licensing, where an administrator sorts out the license for multiple people and computers. Otherwise

(a) a subscription can be used BY ONE PERSON on up to two computers, not at the same time, Mac or Windows or a mixture

(b) a permanent license can be used similarly, on two computers, but they must be both Mac or Windows chosen at time of purchase

(c) you cannot add additional licenses for the same Adobe ID. Just doesn't work, no idea why Adobe did it this way. So you need a new Adobe ID for the additional one/two computers, even though you are the one person using all of them.

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August 23, 2016

Adobe offer volume licensing, where an administrator sorts out the license for multiple people and computers. Otherwise

(a) a subscription can be used BY ONE PERSON on up to two computers, not at the same time, Mac or Windows or a mixture

(b) a permanent license can be used similarly, on two computers, but they must be both Mac or Windows chosen at time of purchase

(c) you cannot add additional licenses for the same Adobe ID. Just doesn't work, no idea why Adobe did it this way. So you need a new Adobe ID for the additional one/two computers, even though you are the one person using all of them.

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