Hello,
Our company would like to install Adobe Reader on a server (maybe 2 servers). The prupose of the installation is to open "help documentation" for Wedge application. We would like to avoid the need of accepting the licensing terms everytime by every single user. There will be a lot of user accesing the server. Is signing the Adobe Runtimes / Reader Distribution License Agreement an option we could use? I read through the agreement and there are 2 sections which I am not quite sure I understand.
The below "Server use" section states that we can install just one copy. Does that mean one copy per server or one copy on server in general within a company? We need the installation on 2 servers.
Server Use.
Distributor may install one copy of the Software on a computer file server within Distributor’s Intranet for the sole and exclusive purpose of allowing use of the Software from an unlimited number of client computers on Distributor’s Intranet via (a) the Network File System (NFS) for UNIX versions of the Software, (b) Windows Terminal Services, (c) Citrix, or (d) in the case of Adobe Reader, allowing printing within Distributor’s Intranet. Unless otherwise expressly permitted hereunder, no other server or
network use of the Software is permitted. By way of example, the foregoing does not permit Distributor to serve the Software as an element of an Intranet or Internet hosted service.
Is that so that we can by some settings turn off the display of the end user license agreement in distributed copies.
Sublicensing
Requirements. Distributor will distribute, and will ensure that its distributors and resellers distribute, the Software under the Adobe end user license agreement accompanying the Software. If the Software offers or displays such agreement as a part of its installation, Distributor will not configure the Software to avoid such offer or display. As a specific exception to the above, a Distributor that distributes copies of the Adobe Reader or Adobe AIR over an Intranet as permitted by Section 3.2 (a) may suppress the display of the end user license agreement in distributed copies, provided that it does so in accordance with any customization wizard and documentation provided by Adobe and provided, further, that, prior to such distribution, Distributor accepts the terms of such agreement on behalf of itself and all of its Intranet end users.
Thanks for advice.
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