You might be asked to select a Personal or Company or School account.Enter your University of Minnesota email address when sign in is requested.The first time Acrobat is started after installation or a license change, sign in to an AdobeID is required.
Activate Acrobat (new installation or license change) please follow Sign In To Adobe Creative Cloud. If you are using other Adobe products such as Photoshop, Illustrator, Adobe Premiere, After Effects, Dreamweaver, InDesign, etc. Note: This article is for signing in to Adobe Acrobat Pro for editing or creating. For general information on this change see the Adobe Acrobat Pro Licensing Changes webpage. The sign in process described here only applies to the Acrobat Pro DC Enterprise license at the University of Minnesota and is a result of license changes by Adobe. To use this license, sign in to an AdobeID is required. Adobe Sign is not part of the University's Enterprise Acrobat Pro DC license. The University of Minnesota has an Enterprise license for Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, which covers Acrobat use by current faculty, staff, and student staff (retired staff and faculty are NOT eligible). This license is a standalone product that is designed specifically for PDF document management and can be purchased outright, without the need for a monthly or annual subscription fee. To check eligibility, please contact We will verify employee’s eligibility and will provide instructions on how to download, install, and authenticate the license.įor UCLA employees who do not qualify for the free Creative Cloud license, they can still purchase an Adobe Acrobat Pro Named User License separately. The license also includes access to updates and new features as they are released, ensuring that employees have access to the latest tools and capabilities.require access to Adobe’s creative applications for work-related purposes. This allows employees to create and edit documents, graphics, and other media for use in their work at the university. The free Creative Cloud license provides access to a range of Adobe applications, including Acrobat Pro, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and more. UCLA provides a free Adobe Creative Cloud license to university employees whose UCPath appointment falls under department code 2000.
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