Yes it is. I'm referring to Reader DC and I just realized I downloaded Adobe Acrobat. Oops, I should have paid more attention. From what I see, Reader DC 64 bit is being rolled out little by little via automatic updates but there is no 64 bit base install at this point.

Karl Heinz Kremer

Community Expert

Go to this page: https://get.adobe.com/reader/otherversions/

On the left side fill out the three fields for your operating system, your language and then in step 3 you can pick the 64bit version as long as it is available for the OS/language combination you selected.

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Thomas24488071wgwuAuthor

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Hello Karl,

Thank you for your reponse. This means the 64 bit versions run under licence/subscriptions. I'ill have to continue to keep the 32 bit version installed and upgrade via the msp updater.

Karl Heinz Kremer

Community Expert

As TSN explained, there is no difference between the 32 and 64bit versions of Adobe Acrobat regarding the license or subscription you need. You either need to have a perpetual license for the version you want to install, or a subscription (which would allow you to run any version that is supported by your subscription). If you are running a version that does not require a subscription or a license, you are very likely using the free Adobe Reader.

Karl Heinz Kremer

Community Expert

I suspect that the installer for both versions is the same and that the license key (or subscription information) you provide will change the behavior of the application. Have you tried to install the Standard version? Once you provide your license information, does the Standard version work as expected?

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