How can we tell Acrobat to automatically sign the user in? Right now, when the user opens Acrobat the first time, they're asked to sign in, click "sign in with an enterprise ID", type their email address, etc. before they can actually use the SSO piece.

Our users log on to their PCs with the same identity the federated ID will use. Is there a registry key or deployment option we can set that will attempt to sign in with the logged in user's identity? We're trying to make this as seamless as possible for our users.

When trying to start the newest version of Adobe Acrobat 2017 for Mac OS on Catalina after logging in with the Adobe ID the Adobe Licensing Application hangs. See: https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat/acrobat-licensing-application-hangs-after-login-on-mac-os-10-15-catalina/td-p/10752118
The software is unusable.

Currently, licensed users are limited to only having 2 instances of a product active at any time. Now that users have multiple devices they need to have the product activated on, 2 is no longer enough.

Please can you give us the option to increase the number of computers a license can activate by either creating a more expensive "plus" version or allow us to assign multiple licenses to a single user account.

For 2 days in a row i have to provide my login when I restart / start Adobe Reader Pro for which I have a Cloud Subscription.
After doing so.. I get the message taht it is now LIcensed on my account... (but it was already so.. for the last year ++)

It there something you have changed? If so -- repair.

Or tell me how to provide this information in such a way that it will remember it.

thanks
Reint

Only show license warning (there's an issue with your system clock...), if the date isn't correct for more than 1 day or so. Every month, when billing my clients, I change the local date and time to the 31st of the previous month (even if it's already the 1st or 2nd of the following month), so that I have the dates of the last month on the bill. So the system-clock-warning is really annoying and forces me to switch back and forward the clock all the time.

We receive computers from our IT department with Acrobat DC pre-installed. It is the very first thing I remove because it a) takes up over 2GB of space and b) runs resource-consuming, useless background services. As a point of fact, uninstalling Acrobat leaves behind those useless services. Those services do nothing for the user but consume resources. Acrobat DC itself is bloated and a huge pain to view documents with. Adobe completely takes it users for granted and produces low quality software as a result.

I have Adobe Acrobat Pro DC on a Windows 10 computer. This software makes me log back in. I would tell you how often but this is inconsistent on my computer sometimes it goes a month but this week I have signed in twice. When I have to log back in it closes everything I'm working on which is a huge inconvenience.

QUIT SIGNING ME OUT!

Unable to perform an offline installation of adobe pro 2020.

Version 20.0001.30002

I have attempted to use the Adobe Provisioning Toolkit. I am able to generate a request code, accept the request code on adobe's website, and generate a response code.

the response code provides error code 14 when entered.

I continuously get the roundabout from adobe support that I just need to enter the response code when prompted and also that offline activation is not supported.

The environment that I am installing adobe acrobat pro 2020 is completely offline and cannot connect to the internet.

I have a personal subscription with Adobe (Lightroom and Photoshop) and I'm a named user on a corporate subscription (Acrobat DC). The current authentication processes make it nearly impossible to manage the identities concurrently on the same device. Ideally, Adobe would implement a user experience similar to MSFT O365 where I'm able to seamlessly switch between my personal and business licenses / identities.

Unable to finish Fill and Sign.
Unable to Sign In
Unable to Sign Out

This is productivity?

Your software auto-updated and forced me to restart in the middle of a workflow which was a massive pain. Make it optional so I can install at the end of the day like a normal program.

Adobe Portfolio (https://portfolio.adobe.com/) is only available through Creative Cloud app (Portfolio is not a part of Document cloud).

Actually, only Acrobat Pro DC has Portfolio web service included, because Acrobat Pro DC is part of the Creative Cloud (unlike Acrobat Standard DC).

My idea : I would like to consider Acrobat Standard DC to be available through creative cloud (like acrobat Pro DC) in order to have Portfolio included.

Elevated rights pose possible vulnerability with applications which grant these privileges in the C:\Program Files. Acrobat DC creates the folders below and grants everyone “modify” rights. to these folders:

C:\PROGRAM FILES (X86)\COMMON FILES\Adobe\Adobe PCD\cache
C:\PROGRAM FILES (X86)\COMMON FILES\Adobe\SLCache

The following scenarios are presented:

1. Install Acrobat DC but do not launch it. Modify the rights and remove full control. Acrobat DC will not launch.


2. Install Acrobat DC, launch it. Modify the rights. Acrobat DC launches with no issues.

Is there a way to modify your application so it installs without having the full rights present?

Currently during the Add Licenses process, when supplying an email address to assign the license to, a Welcome email is not sent to this newly created user.
Please add this functionality to the process.

Currently in order to generate the Welcome emails to the user I must un-assign the license, save the account, then re-assign the license which then triggers the Welcome email.