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Article #498Re: Licenses
From: Dov Isaacs
Date: Sun, 08 Feb 2009 01:14
Date: Sun, 08 Feb 2009 01:14
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The answer is very simple. You are buying one license. You may install it on any number of systems. You may have it activated on only two systems simultaneously. Note that although you can deactivate and then reactivate the software, there is a limit of 20 such cycles without contacting Adobe. You may run the software on only one system at a time. The intent is not that one license serves two separate users, but rather that one license provides the flexibility for one user to use the software on a primary system (such as a desktop system at work) and on a secondary system (such as a notebook system when out of the office). - Dov
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