The only reference to a single user is in 2.2.2, where the 'primary user of the Computer'. The terms given do NOT appear to restrict the software to ONE user. The license agreement for Adobe Acrobat Standard 2020 is found here Opens a new window. LOLīelieve it or not, all the looking around I did, I never managed to find THIS particular page, which is what I had been looking for, as it allows you to see each individual software packages individual license terms. I'm just giving ONE specific situation.I have a couple other departments with similar incredibly occasional need, and it just doesn't make sense to buy dozens of licenses for something several people need once or thrice a year.Īnyone been through this and happen to know the FACTS of how licensing works on the Acrobat 2020 retail type packages? Or just want to sympathize with my pain. PDF-Xchange (after reading this discussion), but the licensing on it is specifically PER USER, so it doesn't fit the usage case of ONE computer, MANY users, and I've already verified that some features they will want/need are excluded from the free version of PDF-Xchange.

I *REALLY* wanted to have the department try out Adobe has it practically buried on their site. Took me a while to even find that this product EXISTS. Incredibly frustrating, and Adobe really tries to hide that this product even exists since they want subscription revenue forever.

Nope, not doing that.I want to know the terms BEFORE I buy it. Only way I know to get ahold of the license is to buy it, start the install, and then read the terms. So far, I've had no luck FINDING the actual license terms for this specific item number on Adobe's site. I am not sure if that is an error, or if Adobe's license terms actually only allows a SINGLE user to use this software.

This would seem to be right, as (at least in the past), a 'retail box' type software purchase was typically for 'one device', but then I went to Provantage, and their listing for this same part number Opens a new window says 'License Quantity: 1 User', not '1 device'. Specifically, I was looking at this item Opens a new window, which is Adobe item # Then whatever user is needing it at the moment can go to that specific shared computer and use it. What I was considering doing was buying a RETAIL BOX copy of Adobe Standard 2020 for ONE of the shared computers.

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