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Hi.
I once found a link at Adobe.com where I could download a free, complete install (not free trial) of Acrobat Pro. I mean a real old version like 6, 7 or 8. I would like to find this again to install on my current PC. Does anyone know where I can do this?
thanks, in advance
Ian
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Let's kill a myth right now! There never, repeat never, repeat yet again never were any “free versions” of Photoshop, Acrobat Pro, Illustrator, etc. from Adobe.
What you may be referring to were web pages from a number of years back that provided access to downloads of certain older versions of Adobe applications and replacement serial numbers for same to remedy an issue whereby the activation servers for such versions were no longer accessible. Those downloads and serial numb
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There never was a free Acrobat Pro. Some web sites claimed Acrobat 7 was free and linked to it, but that as a lie.
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Adobe provided free versions of older no longer supported versions along with serial #s. 100% legit and directly from Adobe.
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There were absolutely free versions of Photoshop, Acrobat Pro, Illustrator, etc. directly from Adobe. They were older versions without support. Adobe provided serial numbers and downloads. I need to find it again too.
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On behalf of Adobe …
Let's kill a myth right now! There never, repeat never, repeat yet again never were any “free versions” of Photoshop, Acrobat Pro, Illustrator, etc. from Adobe.
What you may be referring to were web pages from a number of years back that provided access to downloads of certain older versions of Adobe applications and replacement serial numbers for same to remedy an issue whereby the activation servers for such versions were no longer accessible. Those downloads and serial numbers were only for use by existing, paying customers that needed to reactivate software that they had already purchased a full, valid license for. These were not “freebies” for the general public.
Any person downloading, installing, and serializing such software without having previously purchased a license for same was doing so illegally. The web pages on which those downloads were made available were quite explicit about that.
Beyond the legal issues, you should be (painfully) aware that there is no current operating system version for which such older versions of Adobe software will fully and properly install.
If you indeed did purchase licenses for such old Adobe software versions and you had either registered your purchase with Adobe or have proof of such purchase, you may be able to get a download link if you directly contact Adobe Customer Care by phone.
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