Adobe is 'aware' of those problems, they create additional e-licenses for free if things don't work right.
Just had a long conversation with Adobe's hotline because my very first try to return such a license did not work at all. ), you first need to return the e-license to the pool - this process seems to be unreliable in the moment. If you want to uninstall Acrobat (new PC, crashed HD. If your pool is empty, a temporary license (120 days) is being created. Adobe Acrobat Reader is a free PDF reader that has set itself as the standard software to open PDF documents. The client downloads a free e-license file from the appropriate pool, identified by the serial number, and Acrobat is activated. On first run, Acrobat tries to download an appropriate e-license, by default, it connects to Adobe's webserver through SSL - if you want to use the local licensing server instead, you need to deploy an XML file that contains the IP address of that server. The e-license file is either hosted on Adobe's webserver or downloaded to a license server within your LAN - the software for this local licensing server can be downloaded for free. Now, additionally, we need to create an 'e-license' for each order. Download (783 MB, Multilingual zip file installer ) Not available. 'e-licensing' is mess - this is how it is supposed to work in a corporate environment: we already have access to Adobe's Licensing Website to retrieve serial numbers for our orders. Download links for Adobe Acrobat Pro 2020 and Acrobat Standard 2020.
