When installing a package created for Apple Silicon macs, the installer will fail unless Rosetta is already installed. Rosetta is only required when you are attempting to run an x86 application on Apple Silicon, so this feels like a bug. The installer fails with no indication of what the problem is and the logs do not help. I stumbled upon the fix by accident. It should be noted that Rosetta is not installed by default on M1 Macs and is only invoked when you attempt to run an "Intel" application. The installer is for Apple Silicon, so it does not invoke this prompt.

As the CTO of a growing business, we have many users asking for access to Acrobat Pro, Adobe Premiere, Creative Cloud, etc.
Our monthly recurring costs with Adobe are getting up there and I would like to know which of my users are actively using their assigned license..
Users tend to ask for access to an application but NEVER contact IT to let you know they no longer need it. An audit log of active licenses would allow me to see who is using what products. I know this information exists since the license is validated when the app is launched. Our workforce is primarily remote and it’s difficult to get in touch with everyone and they will usually say they “still need it”, when they no longer do.. Since the company is growing, users’ roles and responsibilities are changing. IMO, this is a no brainer for a SAAS model and as the adobe admin, this information should be easily accessible to me.

How to fix CCleaner not opening Windows 10
CCleaner is a popular junk file cleaner that is capable of removing unwanted files left behind by uninstalled programs and cleaning system caches, browsing history, registry files, problematic registry keys, etc. However, many users complain that CCleaner won't open Windows 10.

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Currently versions of Adobe Acrobat suite have 2 forms of updates.
Manual and Auto.
Unfortunately on the auto update, Minimal controls exist. So corporate users have to either deploy a server to host all auto updates and publish as they become available. OR accept that the latest version will be applied immediately as they become available.

The hosted server, is an option, but will put further pressure on VPN's as users are most likely to work in a hybrid home/office environment.

What would be useful is borrowed from googles approach with Chrome, where a simple policy or registry key can be applied via GPO to indicate the MAXIMUM installed version for auto updated.

This would mean administrators can:
Deploy to production - 21.01
Deploy to test - 21.05
and control the release cycle by simple GPO adjustment.

The other choice has too many risks, which is the current behaviour, to deploy a version (for example 20.05) and turn on auto updates at specific points of the month. On continuous updates, that means disabling the updater and will mean new built machines may stay STUCK on initial 20.05 release for a test cycle, rather than going to the last ACCEPTED build.

I know how to access my invoices but it is a hassle, time consuming and easy to forget.

Please send me my invoices by email automatically.

I shouldn't have to log into my creative cloud account, find my latest invoice and click an email me button. Creative Cloud should send me my invoice automatically.

Adobe is able to send me tips, marketing information and other rubbish automatically but the one thing I want, it can't do.

The people reviewing these messages seem to think it is smart to ignore requests by many hundreds of people or even to merge it with a solution that is not the solution.

Why does Adobe like to do things to make me angry rather than to make me like Adobe? Anyway, it will be interesting to see how long this lasts before it is merged with the non solution.

I'm frustrated that I pay every month to have a license for Adobe DC as part of my bundle of Adobe products and it is unstable, unreliable and full of bugs. Today, when opening up the program I was notified that my trial for DC had ended - HOWEVER, I am not on a trial, I am on year #4 of my paid subscription!! Now, features I had are gone, the Prepare Form function no longer works, I cannot create fillable PDFs (a service I get paid to do!)

How can I justify paying every month for something that does not perform?

Currently it is overly complicated to reinstall software on new computer in enterprise environment.
Example: user has Adobe Acrobat Pro. Their laptop is being replaced with a new on. There is no easy way to simply logon to Adobe.com with the users credentials to download the software so it can be reinstalled on the new laptop.
Why not allow the Administrator for the account the ability to go to the products page under their corporate account and select the software and download it so it can be reinstalled on a replacement system for the end user.
There is no option to resend the welcome letter with the download link and this just makes the process overly complicated for administrators.