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Hello,
We have recently switched from Acrobat STD 2017 to Acrobat STD Enterprise (Named User License).
I am curious if there is a way to pass the authenticated user to the "Sign in" page when you first launch Adobe.
Single Sign On is set up and works as expected. I am just curious if instead of typing email > Work or school account if I can just have it pull the authenticated users email and default to work or school.
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Hi @Mike30328058awib ,
Use the Enterprise Toolkit for NUL activation customization.
See the link below:
Also check this other link for additional reference:
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Hi @Mike30328058awib ,
Use the Enterprise Toolkit for NUL activation customization.
See the link below:
Also check this other link for additional reference:
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I was trying to avoid having the user type their email.
It looks like I can't get around it - I'm reading the user has to sign in > Activate. So it's working as expected.
Said login is saved under %appdata%\Adobe\AdobeUser Info - It's a long string so nothing I can push out via logon script.
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