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Adobe's Repeating Request For Activation
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Posted 04 July 2007 - 10:18 AM
Not everytime, but almost, when I launch Photoshop or Acrobat I get the dialogue that says that the licensing for this product needs to be activated (again!).
My new laptop has Vista Basic. I'm wondering if that could be (part of) the problem? Any clues? Kirk
. My new laptop has Vista Basic. I'm wondering if that could be (part of) the problem? Any clues? Kirk
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Posted 06 July 2007 - 12:40 AM
Hi arphot,
Adobe requires that you activate your new Software within 30 days of installation.
Please have a look at the Adobe link on Trouble Shooting Activation Problems.
Being that the Adobe application prompts you to reactivate it each time you start it, you may have to visit the Adobe website Here and contact Customer Service for a patch. (Click your Country or Region from the menu at the top the page, then click Contact Us.)
Adobe requires that you activate your new Software within 30 days of installation.
Please have a look at the Adobe link on Trouble Shooting Activation Problems.
Being that the Adobe application prompts you to reactivate it each time you start it, you may have to visit the Adobe website Here and contact Customer Service for a patch. (Click your Country or Region from the menu at the top the page, then click Contact Us.)
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