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Is it possible to identify / uid an Adobe CC user?

Enthusiast ,
Apr 17, 2017 Apr 17, 2017

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I've got a single panel distributed to a number of users.

The panel is coded so that each user's ux is customized to suit their needs.

Each user runs a different version of CC.

Currently to distinguish the users they log in.

I'd like to avoid the log-in if possible.  Is there a function in the JS (perhaps CSInterface) or the JSX context that can uniquely identify a the users by their Adobe license?

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Participant , Apr 17, 2017 Apr 17, 2017

I once stumbled across this (ExtendScript, PPro 11.0.1):

app.getCCXUserJSONData();

I can't tell how reliable this source is. BBBullis can tell us if we can depend on it.

Thomas

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Participant ,
Apr 17, 2017 Apr 17, 2017

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I once stumbled across this (ExtendScript, PPro 11.0.1):

app.getCCXUserJSONData();

I can't tell how reliable this source is. BBBullis can tell us if we can depend on it.

Thomas

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Enthusiast ,
Apr 18, 2017 Apr 18, 2017

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Thomas_Szabo  wrote

I once stumbled across this (ExtendScript, PPro 11.0.1):

app.getCCXUserJSONData();

I can't tell how reliable this source is. BBBullis can tell us if we can depend on it.

Thomas

Interesting -- It currently works in PPro, AE, AI, and InDesign.  Doesn't work in Photoshop or Audition.

Thanks for that one!

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Apr 19, 2017 Apr 19, 2017

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Thomas' approach seems sound.

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