On the right-hand side it shows my most recent 12-month payment history, I have paid $54.29 a month for the past 12 months. Photoshop, Lightroom, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Dreamweaver, Adobe Muse, Animate, Acrobat Pro DC, Audition, and InCopy. It has a column 'Includes all desktop apps'. Under 'Plan Details' it has 'Get to know your plan'. Under 'Plans & Products' and then under 'Creative Cloud membership (one year)' I click on 'Manage Plan'. How do I get Acrobat or Acrobat X on my machine and get rid of the forced Acrobat Pro DC or Acrobat DC that I previously described in my post above? I do not want to purchase Acrobat DC, because I am already subscribed to Acrobat X 'regular Acrobat' as part of my Creative Cloud subscription that I've had for years. Is there another name for Adobe Acrobat?Īdobe Acrobat Pro DC now informs me that my 7 day trial has expired and it wants me to purchase. I said 'I clicked cancel but Acrobat just closed'.

Please explain to me how to get rid of this annoying and violating nagware that you've forced on my machine. I just want regular Acrobat that I've been using for years and years. PDF to open it and yup, you guess it, it's demanding that I install Acrobat DC to start my free trial. So I click uninstall.Īfter 20 minute uninstallation session Acrobat DC is gone. Then I went to the CC setup and clicked on the dropdown next to the Acrobat DC 7-day trial message and the only option available is uninstall.

So I went ahead and said yes, please go ahead and invade my computer with this unwanted trial that I am never going to subscribe to nor pay for.Īfter a 30 minute download and installation, it says Acrobat DC trial is installed and will expire in 7 days. I tried over and over again but it is forcing me to atart an Acrobat DC trial.

I clicked cancel but Acrobat just closed. PDF document open, I saw a message that said 'click here to sign in and start your Acrobat DC trial!'

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