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kirstya30429426
kirstya30429426
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May 13, 2015
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Licensing

  • May 13, 2015
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Hi everyone

I have been researching downgrade rights ( if any) for the new cloud based licenses, so far though I have not managed to find anything.

I have two questions regarding the licensing of Cloud based products which I hope someone can help with as follows,

  • If users have installed the new Acrobat Professional DC, can I use the Cloud based subscription licenses I have available for Acrobat XI to cover the new DC edition, (as they are subscriptions, latest edition allowed)
  • If I have 100 Acrobat Professional XI, Creative Cloud subscription licenses available can I cover a perpetual Acrobat Professional X installs with this licence. 


As I work in the licensing industry moving forward any advice on how best to track these new cloud based installs to ensure all is compliant  and pointers to any documentation for downgrade rights would be greatly appreciated.


Thanks in advance

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    Rajashree Bhattacharya
    Rajashree Bhattacharya
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    May 16, 2015
    • If users have installed the new Acrobat Professional DC, can I use the Cloud based subscription licenses I have available for Acrobat XI to cover the new DC edition, (as they are subscriptions, latest edition allowed)
    • Ans. You can use the DC pro DC from CC as it will be auto-upgraded
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    • If I have 100 Acrobat Professional XI, Creative Cloud subscription licenses available can I cover a perpetual Acrobat Professional X installs with this licence.
    • Ans.No CC Acrobat XI pro license can not be serialized .

    Regards

    Rajshree

    kirstya30429426
    kirstya30429426Author
    Participant
    May 16, 2015

    Great many thanks

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