This is extremely important for me: I have a computer at the office, a computer at home, and a remote desktop server that we use for some hosted software. All need to be signed into Adobe to use Acrobat. I'm frequently bouncing back and forth between the RDP server and whatever physical machine I'm currently on, so I'm usually juggling three logins and having to constantly kick one off--it's extremely frustrating. I also have a laptop that I occasionally use when traveling. It's not like I'm sharing my account with other people, I just need more flexibility with where I'm able to log in.
Marc Krupsky
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This is extremely important for me: I have a computer at the office, a computer at home, and a remote desktop server that we use for some hosted software. All need to be signed into Adobe to use Acrobat. I'm frequently bouncing back and forth between the RDP server and whatever physical machine I'm currently on, so I'm usually juggling three logins and having to constantly kick one off--it's extremely frustrating. I also have a laptop that I occasionally use when traveling. It's not like I'm sharing my account with other people, I just need more flexibility with where I'm able to log in.