- May 16, 2021 Individual Acrobat DC annual subscriptions (continuous version) allow you to remain offline for an extended period if the Internet is unavailable for up to 99 days. Important: Only enterprise customers can obtain exceptions for an offline activation. Subscriptions, including named licensing, require Internet access to complete activation.
- Acrobat Professional DC and Standard DC are delivered in a single installer and therefore have identical SWIDs. To identify your install, use a combination of the serial number and the LEID contained in the SWID file. Licensing identifiers (LEID) provide a unique way to identify most of Adobe’s. Adobe Acrobat Xl Pro 2019 BreakIf you simply no.
This document is designed for administrators and other enterprise IT professionals who manage Acrobat products. It is not intended for end users. Most of the details here pertain to registry and plist level preferences, enterprise technologies, and features that require administrator privileges.
While there is a grace period for online activation, it may be true that in some enterprise settings users are permanently or temporarily offline. In that case, you can grant an offline exception to the activation.
Announcements¶
June, 2020: Major release, including a new version of the Classic track.
December, 2018: New deployment method for the Continuous track. Feature restricted licensing (FRL) provides an alternative to serialized and named user deployment. Create and manage FRL via the Admin Console. See Licensing for details.
Related Resources¶
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Adobe Acrobat Offline Setup
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If you’re deploying a version of Acrobat that was delivered as part of a Creative Cloud, you should also refer to the documentation at https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/admin-guide.html/enterprise/using/create-nul-packages.ug.html.
Admin Guide Contents¶
Adobe Offline Activation
- Getting Started
- Document Cloud Product Tracks
- Basic Configuration
- Advanced Configuration
- Licensing
- Migrating to Named User Licensing
- DC Services
- Setting the Default PDF Viewer
- Language Configuration
- Accessibility
- Sharepoint Integration
- Blocking HTTPS Endpoints
- MSI and Cmd-line examples
- Adobe Properties
- Appendix A: Identifying Installs
- Appendix B: Licensing FAQs
- Appendix C: Preference Basics