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- #REMOVE ADOBE CREATIVE CLOUD FOR ONE USER ON A MAC PRO#
- #REMOVE ADOBE CREATIVE CLOUD FOR ONE USER ON A MAC SOFTWARE#

Not using UDM/CPE: Installers for managed systems not using UDM or CPE services can be built using the Adobe Admin Console to obtain the necessary permissions, email Tier 2 Support.Departments may also package Creative Cloud applications for their own UDM site using the Adobe Admin Console to obtain the necessary permissions, email Tier 2 Support. Serialized installers for multi-user machines, including labs, classroom instruction stations, infostations, and so on, are also available via the Global ConfigMgr (UDM) service.
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(For more about central software provisioning, see Get started with Windows device management and Get started with Apple device management via Jamf Pro.) Users will then be able to choose additional applications to install.
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The named-user license installer for the Creative Cloud Desktop Application plus Acrobat Pro is available via the Windows Device Management (UDM) and Apple Device Management (CPE) services.

For details, see What is Shared Device Licensing. On multi-user machines, you can deploy a shared device license, but to remain compliant with the terms of IU's contract, all users accessing the software on those machines must meet the eligibility criteria for Adobe usage described above. See Desktop app usage informationĪll single-user machines require a named-user installation for all Creative Cloud applications, including Acrobat Pro. Using a FederatedID to log in) is not shared with Adobe and cannot beĮnabled.
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This allows you to choose which applications to install locally rather than having to install the entire suite.
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Installationįor full instructions for downloading and installing Adobe Creative Cloud, see Get started with Adobe Creative Cloud. For this reason, if you have Creative Cloud installed on more than one computer, UITS recommends that you deactivate Creative Cloud any time you are not actively using it. If you attempt to log into a third instance, you will receive a warning and an opportunity to deactivate (in other words, log out of) the other instances. You can install Creative Cloud on as many computers as you wish, but you can only be logged in on two of them at any given time. IU's Adobe Creative Cloud license allows two concurrent active instances of Creative Cloud. You'll then see a list of the Adobe apps currently available to IU users this list is subject to change.įor Adobe software available at IU outside of Creative Cloud, see the "Software available individually" section of About Adobe software at IU.
