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TL;DR: If someone has Acrobat installed on macOS, how can I verify if they've actually signed into the app and have retreived a license (e.g.: Standard or Pro) for Acrobat?
We have a fleet of about 7k devices, nearly 300 of which are Macs. According to the Appendix A: Identifying Installs — Deployment Planning and Configuration documentation, on should be able to identify how Acrobat is licensed on a given machine. For machines running Windows, the instructions work and enable us to identify if someone has signed into Acrobat effectively activating their Standard or Pro license. However, while the document mentions Licensing identifiers (LEID) and Software identification (SWID) tags for Macs, it does not provide any guidence on where to find the LEIDs and SWIDs on macOS.
Any guidance is greatly appreciated.
Hi @JuliusPIV
The information regarding Acrobat activation and if it's standard or Pro is present in the com.adobe.Acrobat.Pro.plist file present at ~/Library/Preferences/. Please let me know if it helps you and you can read from this file on the machine.
Regards
Ravi
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Hi @JuliusPIV
The information regarding Acrobat activation and if it's standard or Pro is present in the com.adobe.Acrobat.Pro.plist file present at ~/Library/Preferences/. Please let me know if it helps you and you can read from this file on the machine.
Regards
Ravi
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Thanks for that. Why doesn't that documentation link to the Mac equivalent with this information?