#Remove adobe acrobat xi license install#
#Remove adobe acrobat xi license pro#

Named licensing provides IT admins complete control to add and remove product licenses for a user at any time. Named licensing works well if the product and service requirements are closely associated with a user or a role. Named License deployment ties the usage of Adobe apps and services to an individual user.

#Remove adobe acrobat xi license install#

With this method, users will download products directly from and install and update the software themselves.ДЇor shared or managed computers, there is a 'Named User' package that can be deployed. The default method of deployment for faculty/staff is self service. Accounts may not be shared, but if an account holder has transferred or left the organization, the account may be transferred from one user to another The purchase of an account/license for or by a faculty/staff member entitles that person to license and install licensed products on both Duke-owned or personally-owned devices for personal use.В Each account allows an individual user to install and activate desktop applications on two computers, regardless of operating system, for individual use. The license expires on October 7 each year, and renewal licensing will need to be purchased each year for continued access.

#Remove adobe acrobat xi license pro#

Alumni (without any of the other affiliations) may not purchase or use this software under the Duke agreement.ДЄnnual licenses (accounts) for both Adobe Creative Cloud and Adobe Document Cloud (Acrobat Pro DC) are available for purchase through OIT by Duke faculty and staff. Affiliation Restrictions:В Duke faculty, staff, students, and affiliates only.Computers where access is restricted to specific users/schools/departments or where login is not required do not qualify and would require named user licensing Faculty/staff must purchase named user licensing to use the software, and are not eligible to use the no-cost lab version. Additional restrictions for Lab Computers: The no-cost version available for lab/classroom computers requires that the computers (1) allow use by ALL Duke students, and (2) require each user to enter a NetID or other Duke account to login.No computers owned, used, or leased by non-Duke entities. Hardware Restrictions:В Licensed software may only be installed onВ Duke-owned computers or faculty/staff/student-owned personal computers.Annual Faculty/Staff licenses for both Creative Cloud and Document Cloud (Acrobat) are available for purchase through OIT. At no cost, Duke provides Creative Cloud subscriptions to all students (while enrolled) and creative cloud software for all Duke-owned lab computers.