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Recently I was able to update an existing install of Adobe Acrobat DC from reader to Pro from inside the application after the user signed in to Acrobat. I just now deployed a computer that had Adobe Acrobat DC but I could not get it to update to Pro. I had to uninstall it and install from Adobe Creative Cloud. Is there a way to update an exisitng installation? It would make deploymenet easier if I could install Adobe ahead of time and just do the upgrade once the user signs in.
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Hope you are doing well.
Recently I was able to update an existing install of Adobe Acrobat DC from reader to Pro from inside the application after the user signed in to Acrobat. I just now deployed a computer that had Adobe Acrobat DC but I could not get it to update to Pro.
Adobe Acrobat DC is Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. It doesn't make any difference unless you haven't signed up for Acrobat Standard DC.
That means, on the icon, it must be showing Adobe Acrobat DC, but when you open it, you'll see the exact name of the application Adobe Acrobat Pro DC.
So if you have subscribed for Acrobat Standard DC, on the desktop icon, it would have been the same Adobe Acrobat DC, but when you open it, it will show Adobe Acrobat Std. DC.
Hope we understood your question and answered it correctly. Let us know if this is not what you were asking.
Thanks,
Akanchha
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It shows as Adobe Acrobat DC in the Control Panel's Programs & Features, but the application window is showing "Adobe Acrobat Reader DC."
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It's the same application now. If you have a valid subscription for Acrobat it should switch from Reader to Acrobat when you open it, though.