Adobe Acrobat Pro | 1 Year | PC/Mac |Digital Download

Downloaded and then tried to open. Next screen said I should be in the UK. I am. No opportunity to insert the redeem code. Therefore complete waste of money.

I had a similar issue to those who have written poor reviews regarding the redemption code and being redirected to the UK version of the site. I looked up on Google how to get around this. Please follow the following steps for successful redemption of code and installation of software.***Please note instructions may vary towards the end e.g. open Adobe vs Download if you already have it installed***1. Go to redeem.adobe.com2. Sign in with your Adobe ID or create an account3. Enter the redemption code4. Click Redeem code5. Click Get Started6. Select Download7. Open the downloaded file and follow the instructions to install8. Sign in with your Adobe ID if promptedHope this helps :)

Despite spending 2hrs on the chat line to the Amazon help I was unable to download the software or redeem a code to licence the software. The system is just too complex when you buy Adobe via Amazon. I managed to get a refund from Amazon.

If anyone already has a Acrobat Pro DC version on their Mac as I had then installation is not too easy because it will require the previous version to be uninstalled which in my case became a problem. Adobe Acrobat team needed to help and did it very well.

Did what I needed it to do, but was expensive for the little functionality i actually used. Theres probably other purchase options but was in a pinch to sort some stuff.

I'm having problems downloading the software, I would much prefer to have a disc in my hand to download it

I use Acrobat Pro DC daily at work, and whilst it edits PDFs and exports them to Word well, and the OCR is great for scanned documents, it feels like a bundle of individual tools rather than a cohesive program.My main issue with it is the activation system though. Every so often (more than once a month) it'll have a meltdown, and Acrobat will just stop working in the middle of a task citing activation issues. It then refuses to work for anywhere between ten minutes and a couple of hours, stating it's unable to contact the activation servers - despite the system being connected to the internet and accessing other sites just fine. Error 102 is usually the message I get before it randomly stops working and quits.It's sufficiently flaky that I've had to install a second PDF viewer just so I can do work whilst it's having an activation tantrum.Given the money Adobe charge for it, I feel it should be a lot better than it is, and I certainly shouldn't be forceably ejected from the application every so often due to what look to be issues with Adobe's own servers.

ineed my mony back asap