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Robison Home Builders is a family-owned and family-run construction business in Utah recently named in the top 40 Under 40 contractors in the US. Learn how Acrobat helps them organize plans across multiple job sites and contractors.

The free trial period begins on the day you sign up. At the end of the free trial period, your payment method will be charged unless you cancel. Cancel before your free trial ends and you won't be charged. When the free trial expires, you can still use Acrobat to view PDFs, comment and fill forms. To access all the features again, you will need to purchase Acrobat.
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Acrobat Pro will be set as your default PDF viewer, but you can reset Reader as the default by opening Reader DC application and going to Edit > Preferences > General. Click on the Select As Default PDF Handler button and follow the on-screen instructions.
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Robison Home Builders is a family-owned and family-run construction business in Utah recently named in the top 40 Under 40 contractors in the US. Learn how Acrobat helps them to organise plans across multiple job sites and contractors.

Acrobat Pro will be set as your default PDF viewer, but you can reset Reader as the default by opening Reader DC application and going to Edit > Preferences > General. Click the Select As Default PDF Handler button and follow the on-screen instructions.
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Click Start your free trial below to begin downloading a trial version of Acrobat Pro DC software on your computer. Follow the on-screen instructions to sign in and install. (The trial version includes all desktop features of Acrobat Pro DC, plus a limited set of Acrobat online services.)

Why not stick with the always free Apple Preview, or Adobe Acrobat Reader DC? Adobe Acrobat Pro does have a brief free trial, then it will cost you over $230/year for its subscription, and it is a PITA to fully uninstall the trial version.

If you do not have a need to change the original content in a PDF, convert PDFs to Word docx (which Word can do), or save PDFs in PDF/X format, then you can get by just fine with the aforementioned free PDF reader choices.

Note: If you profile is correct, and you want Adobe Acrobat Reader DC ,then you should click the more download options link on that Adobe Reader site as current versions are not supported on macOS Mojave, and you will need to designate the version for your operating system.

I thought maybe it would be notifications, but the Reader doesn't add itself to the Notifications section of the System Settings, so there's nothing to control or turn off. Can't see anything in Acrobat's own prefs, either.

So maybe I am doing something wrong. I'm in my free trial period with Acrobat DC Pro. When opening a PDF on my MacBook pro (not a cloud file) and I'm out of internet range I get a dialog saying I must turn on WIFI to be able to edit my PDF. Really? I can't work on a file that is on my computer without a WIFI connection?

I know that Adobe is still having occasional issues with people being out of internet contact with valid copies. Since I do not work for Adobe I have no idea what's going on internally with this issue but suffice it to say, this is not you, it's them. Just start up while in wifi range than you should be OK.

Thanks Gary. The "hand shake" with Adobe always calling the mothership is one reason I stopped using Adobe products. I quite often work in "the wild" where there is no Internet. This may be a deal killer for me and I'm glad I'm still on my 7 day free trial version. My last version of Adobe was 9.0 Pro, which worked beautifully for my needs. But then Mac went to all 64 bit apps and that's dead in the water. Hopefully this is a minor issue and not an implemented or intended one -- that would be awful. Thanks again...

I started the free trial for Adobe acrobat, I want to cancel it but when I try to Adobe says it has to be canceled through Samsung, when I log into my Samsung account it says I have no subscriptions. I need this canceled asap before they withdraw the money. Its stealing the way they make this almost impossible to figure out.

I have a user,with a problem concerning a Acrobat Pro license.
It keeps showing that it is a trial version that the user is using but I have issued a Acrobat Pro license from adobe admin console.

I have tried the following:
1. I removed the user from Adobe admin console both license and user
2. I have uninstalled Acrobat Pro on the users laptop
3. I logged the user out of adobe.com
4. I waited the weekend over
5. I created the user again and assigned a license
6. I installed Acrobat Pro based on the email that came from Adobe to the user and it still shows it as a trial version
What am I doing wrong?
Hope you can help
Thanks in advance

My free trial is due to run out today and I was wondering what happens when it ends. I understand I won't be able to use the software or access documents within that software but if I have sent those PDFs elsewhere or saved them elsewhere will they still be accessible from outside the software?

Yes, your software stops working (and should be uninstalled if you don't plan to buy it - go back to using the free Reader). Ordinary documents you have sent out will be fine, if you just made a file and sent it by email. Things like reviews, signing may be affected deoending on what you did.

Last month on the 7th, I subscribed to a 7-day free trial of Acrobat Pro for a one-time personal use. I read the email sent to me stating that I would be entitled to a full-refund and no fees if I cancelled by the 28th of November. However, no invoice appeared on my account for the trial after 7 days, so I assumed the free trial automatically expired without any fees. What I failed to realise was that Adobe created a separate account with a different name and private relay Apple ID email, where all the invoices were being sent. I didn't know this happened because I have used free trials from Adobe before, and they would all appear on my invoices as shown below without creating a separate account:

Because of this, I have been unknowingly paying for this service for 2 months, and incurred an additional cancellation fee after finding out this fact. Would I be able to receive a full refund for this oversight?

I have downloaded Acrobat Extended Trial. Actually I purchased over the phone and the sales person instructed me to download while waiting for disks. Well I should have just purchased online instead and then I would have gotten my serial number directly, i think... Any way...
I have created in several attempts geo registered pdfs and also pdf files from reading an ACAD dwg file. NO SECURITY enabled on any. Even so, Adobe Reader 9.x will not use the measure or commenting features. I check the file properties in Reader and the security is set to not allow! But how could that be? It was set to Allow when created with Acrobat Extended. Is this because Acrobat Extended is a trial version?? The main reason I purchased this product is to create pdf files that my clients can buzz around in and have measuring and layering capabilities.

I have a licensed version of Acrobat Pro XI. Today, on one of the computers, it says that the trial period of Acrobat Pro DC has ended and asks me to buy a license. I do not want Acrobat Pro DC, and want to continue to use Acrobat Pro XI.

I have a Mac system, running OS 10.11.6, but I did uninstall and clean with the cscleanertool.html. I couldn't find the pcd or slstore folders though (did the spotlight search). I restarted and reinstalled Acrobat Pro XI, but the same Acrobat Pro Dc window (asking me to buy a license) comes up.

I am willing to try again, but where can I find the pcd and slstore folder? Link says to go to Library/Application/Support/Adobe/SLStore, but I couldn't find the Library folder. I tried, in Finder, "Go", "Go to Folder", but it couldn't find a Library folder.