This program provides user accounts, which allows a user with a maximum of (2) Acrobat Pro DC installations/activations at any given time.UH Departmental accounts are not accepted. The Adobe accounts under this program are provided to UH faculty and staff only.If you are unable to request for an account or can not locate the email from Adobe, please for assistance. An email from Adobe will be sent to you within 2-3 business days to either create a new account or connect with an existing account (please check your Spam/Junk folder as this email often gets filtered there). You will be asked to login with your UH Username and password. The software is intended for active UH faculty and staff to generate, edit and maintain PDF documents under ADA compliance standards.Ĭlick on the button below to request for a new UH Adobe ETLA account.

ThisĬontract provides all active UH faculty and staff with the Adobe Acrobat Pro DC software until Note: We recommend that you completely remove all previous serialized versions of Adobe Creative Cloud products for named user licensing or shared device licensing to work properly - in particular when moving from serialized to NUL licensing.Information Technology Services (ITS) has set up an Adobe licensing contractĬalled the Enterprise Term License Agreement (ETLA) for the UH System. Further information -or- Individual License Purchased from Ĭurrent Georgia Tech students who want to use Adobe Creative Cloud applications on personally owned computers can purchase an Adobe Creative Cloud annual subscription from Adobe. This is known as Shared Device License (SDL). Further information All Other Current Students: Options Shared Device Licensing on Georgia-Tech-Owned ComputersĪll other current students can log into Adobe Creative Cloud applications on Georgia-Tech-owned computers where it's installed (such as computer lab machines), but not on personally-owned computers. This is known as Named User Licensing (NUL). They can install and log into the software and on GT-owned and personally-owned computers. Faculty, Most Staff, and Graduate Student Employees: Named User LicensingĪll Georgia Tech faculty, most staff, and all graduate student employees have licensed access to all Adobe Creative Cloud applications. Licensing varies for different types of Georgia Tech users - there is one kind of license for most faculty, staff, and graduate student employees and there are other license options for all other students. Georgia Tech users can use the long form of their GT Account (e.g., as their Adobe ID. (For those familiar with login to installed software such as Microsoft Office 365 applications, this process works similarly.) This is a change from the previous serialized installations that did not require individual login to the software. All Adobe Creative Cloud software now requires login with an Adobe ID.

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