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Identification methods¶

Acrobat Professional DC and Standard DC are delivered in a single installer and therefore have identical SWIDs. To identify your install, use a combination of the serial number and the LEID contained in the SWID file.

Use this Windows script to automatically get the SWID details.

Acrobat Classic 2015 Steps Follow the steps below to reserialize Acrobat with a different serial number using the APTEE tool (Adobe Provisioning Toolkit Enterprise Edition). Adobe is changing the world through digital experiences. Our creative, marketing and document solutions empower everyone — from emerging artists to global brands — to bring digital creations to life and deliver them to the right person at the right moment for the best results.

Note

Because they share a single installer, Pro and Standard GUIDs are identical and not useful for identifying your install.

Licensing identifiers (LEID)¶

Licensing identifiers (LEID) provide a unique way to identify most of Adobe's licensed products. You will need to know a product's LEID in the following workflows:

• Installing a serialized product via a package created with AAMEE (typically CS bundled products).

• Using the APTEE tool to perform licensing and activation tasks.

Product LEIDs:

• DC Continuous Track: V7{}AcrobatCont-12-Win-GM

• DC Classic Track 2017: V7{}AcrobatESR-17-Win-GM

• DC Classic Track 2015: V7{}AcrobatESR-12-Win-GM

• DC Classic Track 2020: V7{}AcrobatESR-20-Win-GM

Note

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Once an ETLA serial is provided, the LEID changes for unserialized commands. For both tracks, it becomes V7{}AcrobatETLA-12-Win-GM (on Windows) and V7{}AcrobatETLA-12-Mac-GM (on Macintosh). For example, you would use the 'ESR' LEID version to initially serialize, and you would use the 'ETLA' version to deactivate or perform any other action with the prtk utility.

Temporary 'bridge' LEIDs

To facilitate migration to named user licensing, Adobe issued bridge serial numbers for some Acrobat 2015 users. These serial numbers are associated with different LEIDs. If you are using these bridge serials, you must use the correct LEID when unserializing prior to migrating to a new serial via the PRTK.

• V7 {} AcrobatStd-Beta12-Win-GM

• V7 {} AcrobatPro-Beta12-Win-GM

Server LEIDs¶

There are also server LEIDs for ETLA serials on version 12.1. While ETLA serials on a server are serialized using any of the product LEIDs for Acrobat DC, Classic 2015, or Classic 201, deserialization requires using the server LEIDs below:

Windows LEID : V7{}AcrobatETLA-12-Win-GM Mac LEID : V7{}AcrobatETLA-12-Mac-GM

Software identification tags (SWID)¶

Software identification tags (SWIDs) help IT organizations manage software assets by providing the ability to identify the license state of installed software. SWIDs also provide a method for distinguishing between subscription (cloud) and boxed installs.

Note

For an overview of Adobe's usage of ISO/IEC 19770-2:2009 software identification tags in Acrobat and CS products, see the Software Tag document.

SWID files are located under ProgramData. For example:

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The tag file name is of the format: _-.swidtag. The values are determined as follows:

• : regid.1986-12.com.adobe is Adobe's regid.

• : The product name which is the same as the value of in the tag file.

• : A combination of the product licensing identifier and licensed locale which is the same as the value of in the tag file. Locale information is applicable only for products that are not installed in the trial mode.

SWID location¶

The SWID file resides in C:ProgramDataregid.1986-12.com.adobe.swidtag

List of SWIDs¶

On how many computers can I activate my apps? You can install your apps on multiple computers but activate them on two computers at a time. See On how many computers can I install my apps?

Why do I need to activate or deactivate my apps?

Activation validates your software license by contacting Adobe servers periodically. The frequency depends on the app and your plan.

Deactivation disconnects your app from your computer. You can then activate the apps on another computer or later reactivate them on the same computer.

Make sure your computer is connected to the Internet.

If prompted, sign in. Your app is now activated. Otherwise, choose one of the following options from the Help menu depending on your app:

If you see Sign Out in the menu option, it means you are already signed in.

Make sure your computer is connected to the Internet.

Open the app that you want to deactivate, and sign in if prompted.

Choose one of the following options from the Help menu depending on your app:

If you select Help > Deactivate choose one of the following options (when prompted):

Deactivate or Suspend Activation: Temporarily deactivates the app, but retains licensing information on your computer.

Deactivate permanently: Removes the licensing information from your computer and requires you enter a serial number to activate again.

If you still have issues in activating or deactivating your apps, see one of the following:

If you bought a new computer and want to transfer your apps to it, simply deactivate your apps from the old computer so that you can use them on the new computer.

Uninstalled or deleted your app?

Uninstalling or deleting the app from the old computer or formatting the computer does not deactivate the app.

Old computer no longer available?

If the computer on which you installed the product is no longer available (for example you have lost the computer or formatted the hard drive or the hard drive has crashed), you can deactivate your apps from the account management page. Then install the apps on the new computer and follow the onscreen instructions.

If you have more than one Adobe ID, check that you are logged into your account with the correct ID. If you are not logged in with the correct ID, sign out and then sign in to the Creative Cloud desktop app. For more details, see Stop Creative Cloud from showing trial mode after purchase.

If you have more than one Adobe ID, check that you are logged into your account with the correct ID. If you are logged in with the correct ID, sign out and then sign in to the Creative Cloud desktop app. For more details see Stop Creative Cloud from showing trial mode after purchase.

Uninstalling an app from a computer does not deactivate its license. You may still install the app on the new computer. When prompted to sign in, follow the onscreen instructions to deactivate the app on the old computer.

Still facing problems? See Activation and deactivation troubleshooting.

Activation stores information about your license in encoded form on the system hard drive of your computer at the following locations:

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Identification methods¶

Acrobat Professional DC and Standard DC are delivered in a single installer and therefore have identical SWIDs. To identify your install, use a combination of the serial number and the LEID contained in the SWID file.

Use this Windows script to automatically get the SWID details.

Acrobat Classic 2015 Steps Follow the steps below to reserialize Acrobat with a different serial number using the APTEE tool (Adobe Provisioning Toolkit Enterprise Edition). Adobe is changing the world through digital experiences. Our creative, marketing and document solutions empower everyone — from emerging artists to global brands — to bring digital creations to life and deliver them to the right person at the right moment for the best results.

Note

Because they share a single installer, Pro and Standard GUIDs are identical and not useful for identifying your install.

Licensing identifiers (LEID)¶

Licensing identifiers (LEID) provide a unique way to identify most of Adobe's licensed products. You will need to know a product's LEID in the following workflows:

• Installing a serialized product via a package created with AAMEE (typically CS bundled products).

• Using the APTEE tool to perform licensing and activation tasks.

Product LEIDs:

• DC Continuous Track: V7{}AcrobatCont-12-Win-GM

• DC Classic Track 2017: V7{}AcrobatESR-17-Win-GM

• DC Classic Track 2015: V7{}AcrobatESR-12-Win-GM

• DC Classic Track 2020: V7{}AcrobatESR-20-Win-GM

Note

Acrobat Serial Number

Once an ETLA serial is provided, the LEID changes for unserialized commands. For both tracks, it becomes V7{}AcrobatETLA-12-Win-GM (on Windows) and V7{}AcrobatETLA-12-Mac-GM (on Macintosh). For example, you would use the 'ESR' LEID version to initially serialize, and you would use the 'ETLA' version to deactivate or perform any other action with the prtk utility.

Temporary 'bridge' LEIDs

To facilitate migration to named user licensing, Adobe issued bridge serial numbers for some Acrobat 2015 users. These serial numbers are associated with different LEIDs. If you are using these bridge serials, you must use the correct LEID when unserializing prior to migrating to a new serial via the PRTK.

• V7 {} AcrobatStd-Beta12-Win-GM

• V7 {} AcrobatPro-Beta12-Win-GM

Server LEIDs¶

There are also server LEIDs for ETLA serials on version 12.1. While ETLA serials on a server are serialized using any of the product LEIDs for Acrobat DC, Classic 2015, or Classic 201, deserialization requires using the server LEIDs below:

Windows LEID : V7{}AcrobatETLA-12-Win-GM Mac LEID : V7{}AcrobatETLA-12-Mac-GM

Software identification tags (SWID)¶

Software identification tags (SWIDs) help IT organizations manage software assets by providing the ability to identify the license state of installed software. SWIDs also provide a method for distinguishing between subscription (cloud) and boxed installs.

Note

For an overview of Adobe's usage of ISO/IEC 19770-2:2009 software identification tags in Acrobat and CS products, see the Software Tag document.

SWID files are located under ProgramData. For example:

Acrobat Pro Classic 2015 Serial Number And Product Key

The tag file name is of the format: _-.swidtag. The values are determined as follows:

• : regid.1986-12.com.adobe is Adobe's regid.

• : The product name which is the same as the value of in the tag file.

• : A combination of the product licensing identifier and licensed locale which is the same as the value of in the tag file. Locale information is applicable only for products that are not installed in the trial mode.

SWID location¶

The SWID file resides in C:ProgramDataregid.1986-12.com.adobe.swidtag

List of SWIDs¶

On how many computers can I activate my apps? You can install your apps on multiple computers but activate them on two computers at a time. See On how many computers can I install my apps?

Why do I need to activate or deactivate my apps?

Activation validates your software license by contacting Adobe servers periodically. The frequency depends on the app and your plan.

Deactivation disconnects your app from your computer. You can then activate the apps on another computer or later reactivate them on the same computer.

Make sure your computer is connected to the Internet.

If prompted, sign in. Your app is now activated. Otherwise, choose one of the following options from the Help menu depending on your app:

If you see Sign Out in the menu option, it means you are already signed in.

Make sure your computer is connected to the Internet.

Open the app that you want to deactivate, and sign in if prompted.

Choose one of the following options from the Help menu depending on your app:

If you select Help > Deactivate choose one of the following options (when prompted):

Deactivate or Suspend Activation: Temporarily deactivates the app, but retains licensing information on your computer.

Deactivate permanently: Removes the licensing information from your computer and requires you enter a serial number to activate again.

If you still have issues in activating or deactivating your apps, see one of the following:

If you bought a new computer and want to transfer your apps to it, simply deactivate your apps from the old computer so that you can use them on the new computer.

Uninstalled or deleted your app?

Uninstalling or deleting the app from the old computer or formatting the computer does not deactivate the app.

Old computer no longer available?

If the computer on which you installed the product is no longer available (for example you have lost the computer or formatted the hard drive or the hard drive has crashed), you can deactivate your apps from the account management page. Then install the apps on the new computer and follow the onscreen instructions.

If you have more than one Adobe ID, check that you are logged into your account with the correct ID. If you are not logged in with the correct ID, sign out and then sign in to the Creative Cloud desktop app. For more details, see Stop Creative Cloud from showing trial mode after purchase.

If you have more than one Adobe ID, check that you are logged into your account with the correct ID. If you are logged in with the correct ID, sign out and then sign in to the Creative Cloud desktop app. For more details see Stop Creative Cloud from showing trial mode after purchase.

Uninstalling an app from a computer does not deactivate its license. You may still install the app on the new computer. When prompted to sign in, follow the onscreen instructions to deactivate the app on the old computer.

Still facing problems? See Activation and deactivation troubleshooting.

Activation stores information about your license in encoded form on the system hard drive of your computer at the following locations:

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The following types of information may be sent to Adobe during activation:

• Unique IDs (generated by Adobe) specific to your machine and to the license you have purchased for the software. These IDs cannot be used to locate your machine or identify you personally.
• Your Adobe ID, if you have logged in to Adobe as part of the installation, update, or use of the Adobe software. The Adobe ID personally identifies you, and links to all information that you have provided to Adobe while creating or using your Adobe account. If you or your company uses an administrator or other authorized party for the foregoing, Adobe may also receive the Adobe ID of that party.

• Operating system type and version
• Locale (language dialect and writing system) in use
• Local machine time (including time zone)
• Machine ID
• Machine name

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• Application name and version
• Locale (language dialect and writing system) in use
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