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I have just opened a pdf and there is a banner sayong pdf complete complimentary period over. I have no idea what this is or how to sort it.

Nancy OShea · Accepted Answer

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Adobe Acrobat Reader DC is a completely free to download and use PDF viewer.

But it seems that you've downloaded and installed the wrong installer.

The message that you're getting is associated with the Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (full desktop version, PDF viewer and editor).

The free trial period expires seven days after installation and usage, in which case you must cancel if you don't wish to enroll with an active paid subscription or if you choose to keep the service and enrollment continue to use the software and choose a plan for payment options .

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