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March 6, 2021
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Suddenly locked out of the suite?

  • March 6, 2021
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I've had an account with the full Suite for a number of months now. I am an educator with all credentials and proof of employment up to date...the Creative Cloud was working without issue yesterday, then today when I attempt to open it, I'm at a screen that asks me to trial or purchase the apps that I've already been using (PS, primarily). It looks like the whole Suite has reset, and no longer acknowledges my School Board as an institution or something...?  Access to help was denied as I don't have those permissions...

What the $%#?? I pay a monthly subscription, and suddenly have zero access to the applications I've used for years.

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Correct answer Abambo

What kind of license do you have?

 

There are several types for educators and students:

1. Individual licenses that you book immediatly from Adobe and you pay Adobe. Your institution has nothing to do with those, except that you may be required to provide proof that you are employed or study at the instituation.

 

Support comes from Adobe.

 

2. Enterprise licenses: 

Your institution books several licenses for the students and educators. The institution pays Adobe, you pay the institution if the institution does not make the license available for free.

 

Support comes from your institution (I configured my system to give the users an email-address to contact in case of problems). If your support does not know the solution they may ask Adobe for support.  So you need to pass via your institution for first level support.

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Abambo
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AbamboCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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March 15, 2021

What kind of license do you have?

 

There are several types for educators and students:

1. Individual licenses that you book immediatly from Adobe and you pay Adobe. Your institution has nothing to do with those, except that you may be required to provide proof that you are employed or study at the instituation.

 

Support comes from Adobe.

 

2. Enterprise licenses: 

Your institution books several licenses for the students and educators. The institution pays Adobe, you pay the institution if the institution does not make the license available for free.

 

Support comes from your institution (I configured my system to give the users an email-address to contact in case of problems). If your support does not know the solution they may ask Adobe for support.  So you need to pass via your institution for first level support.

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