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Dec 19, 2018 5:08 PM UTC
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How to deploy Acrobat DC Pro 2017 to Workstations, Not Users?

We want to deploy Acrobat Pro 2017 to workstations assigned to users.

We do not want to "invite" users to create their own individual Adobe accounts and install it themselves.

However, the licensing site for Acrobat seems to be set up to assign it that way.

How do we change this so I can download the Acrobat DC Pro package to our network and push it out to workstations with SCCM as needed.

We need to have this centrally managed, not have users do their own installations.

Many users don't even have admin rights to install this on their own anyway.

Users come and go, so we do not want licenses tied to external user accounts that we have to maintain outside of our own domain.

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EnterpriseHelp
Inspiring
Dec 19, 2018 7:50 PM UTC

SCCM deployment is supported for any licensing type. Very common install method. See the admin guide for details.

Just install the Classic track with a serial. You need a volume license or license for every user with Acrobat access.

SCCM-SCUP — Enterprise Administration Guide

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web1cAuthor
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Dec 19, 2018 8:47 PM UTC

After purchase, we received a link to set up "teams" who get invites via email.  Each user has to create their own Adobe account and install and register Acrobat themselves like this:

Manage your teams membership

We don't want to deploy it that way.

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EnterpriseHelp
Inspiring
Dec 20, 2018 12:51 AM UTC

You have two related threads going. Want to pick one?

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