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Anonymous
March 4, 2013
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Can I use acrobat pro 7.0 for small business company?

  • March 4, 2013
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Hi,

We want to use acrobat pro 7.0 at our company. The link is https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/entitlement/index.cfm?pid=2026489&e=cs2_downloads where I downloaded.

I read license term for this. I've not found license policy for small business company. Is this product free for any persons?

Please reply for me.

Thank you!

-Matthew-

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Correct answer kglad

you're welcome, but no, acrobat 7 cannot legally be used by non-licensed users for any length of time.

and while there are non-current adobe trial versions available back to certain versions, for acrobat, version 8 is the oldest trial version available.  so, you can legally download and use (for 30 days) unlicensed acrobat versions, 8, 9, X and the current version XI.

the acrobat pro 7 that adobe is making available is only legal to use by licensed acrobat 7 owners.  it is not legal to use for 30 days, or any other duration (limited or not), for non-licensed users.

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Mylenium
Mylenium
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March 4, 2013

It never was free to begin with. To spell it out: You are under no circumstances allowed to use it, if you did not buy a license back then. If you wnat Acrobat, you have to buy the current Acro XI.

Mylenium

kglad
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kgladCommunity Expert
Community Expert
March 4, 2013

acrobat pro 7 is not free for anyone.

adobe is providing it for licensed users of acrobat pro who are no longer able to activate because of a problem with adobe's activation servers.

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Anonymous
March 4, 2013

Thank you for reply kglad.

Can I use trial acrobat pro 7.0 for free at company? Normally adobe provide trial version for 30 days. But this product is old version more than 6 year so adobe says no longer technicall support. I think this reason they provide trial version acrobat pro 7.0 for non limited days. Not only 30 days. 

kglad
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kgladCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
March 4, 2013

you're welcome, but no, acrobat 7 cannot legally be used by non-licensed users for any length of time.

and while there are non-current adobe trial versions available back to certain versions, for acrobat, version 8 is the oldest trial version available.  so, you can legally download and use (for 30 days) unlicensed acrobat versions, 8, 9, X and the current version XI.

the acrobat pro 7 that adobe is making available is only legal to use by licensed acrobat 7 owners.  it is not legal to use for 30 days, or any other duration (limited or not), for non-licensed users.

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