We have Acrobat 6.0 CE. We are moving to a new computer and want to take Acrobat with us. How can I do this.

[gingerh67893521]

One of my end users has Acrobat 6.0 CE on her computer. We are deploying a new desktop computer for her. I do not have any install media for this version of Acrobat. We are fine to have her continue to use 6.0 CE. How can I get the software installed on the new machine without paying for an unnecessary subscription to CC?

In addition (beyond the scope of this one user), we have approximately 5 individuals in our organization who would benefit from having a a version of Acrobat that allows editing. The versions available are incredibly confusing. Acrobat DC, Pro, etc. Also, I don't want to have to pay $20/mo for each copy we need. Is there some sort of volume licensing available? We are going to be purchasing the entire CC for one user (at $50/mo) but do not want to up our monthly bill simply to have Acrobat available to the 5 or so users that need to edit PDFs.

Please help me out!

Thanks.

[YatharthS]

Hi gingerh67893521 ,

Would like to inform you that Acrobat 6 is no longer supported & cannot be activate anymore now.

Will request you to use this link so you may get the Acrobat 7 pro after signing using Adobe ID :- https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/creative-suite-2-activation-end-life.html

For getting the team subscriptions (multiple users) will request you to go adobe.com/getsupport, after signing in click the option 'still need help contact us' to initiate a chat session.

The chat expert will help you with all your queries .

Regards,

Yatharth 

[Test Screen Name]

Acrobat is a product range.

The editing ones are just Acrobat Pro and Acrobat Standard.

"DC" is a version number!

You can only get DC versions.

Each one comes as either subscription or purchase. Subscription strongly recommended given the rate of change of systems and apps, soon a purchase will be out of date.

Volume licensing is available (but still around $20/month). Recommended too, administration of retail copies in a business is awkward.

No upgrades from Acrobat 6 available. If you run Acrobat 6 be sure to install a suitably ancient OS, don't expect to work on current systems.

[gingerh67893521]

Appreciate the responses. Yes, our organization is running a lot of old machines. Acrobat 6.0 runs on Windows 7 just fine.

Thanks again for the info!

[gingerh67893521]

Cannot get to Chat Support. The only option is the forums, which is odd, because I chatted with support about 2 weeks ago clearing up some AI and PS issues...

[try67]

Probably because it's a non-supported version. Even if you did reach them they won't be able to help you out.

[gingerh67893521]

I'm just trying to get to chat support to find out what purchasing options my organization has. Now that I know just how old 6.0 is, we want to get current. My org (which is small) beats their machines and software to death before upgrading. LOL.

[try67]

Adobe only sells the current version, Acrobat DC (but you can choose between Pro or Standard, and between a subscription or a perpetual license): Plans and pricing | Adobe Acrobat DC