

Therefore, rather than tote a laptop around, I have setup desks with Surface Studio machines at all my regular workplaces. I work in multiple different offices, and prefer desktop computers. A natural follow-on: how do I purchase additional licenses for my user ID? My sistuation is forcing me to look into other PDF options since I need to have PDF creation tools available on the shared laptop.Thank you for this (now old!) answer. Why Adobe doesn't offer more than two "activations" per license for an additional fee seems extremely short sighted. Having my users manually deactivate one of their existing activations just to temporarily activate their license on a shared laptop is a cumbersome headache that is ripe for error and confusion! One Adobe sales rep recommended we purchase a Shared Device License for the shared laptop but then another rep stated that Shared Device Licenses are only available to K12 and educational institutions! If each user has two "activations" and one is used on their office workstation and and the second is used on their home system for occasional remote work there are no more "activations" available to allow them to use Acrobat Pro DC on a SHARED laptop that each has access to. For example, we have 4 employees each with their own Named User License. The key is allowing more than two "activations" that is important. So, how do I buy additional licenses and add them on to my Adobe ID?


Here's my question: how do I give you money to increase this number? I don't want to have to create a different Adobe ID for every two machines I use, because I want things like my digital signature and whatnot to sync correctly. I understand that your terms allow for only two installations, which is disappointing but understood. To be clear, I am the only person who uses any of these machines, so it will be rare that more than one will be in use at a time (it is conceivable that I will have a Studio and a laptop open on the same desk at the same time, but pretty rarely). I also do have a couple of laptop/tablet machines I use now and then, plus of course iPad's and iPhones. I have 7 of these setups across multiple countries, and all the other cloud software I use works just fine in this arrangement (e.g.
