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Originally Posted by baltic
Jim Lester sorted out my daughter's problem brilliantly. Not his fault at all that the Adobe software is ridiculously overburdened with DRM
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Well since I'm one of the team that wrote the DRM system, it is partially is my fault
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Originally Posted by kennyc
If you don't have access to the old computer to de-authorize it then Adobe must do it. This is the biggest PITA of this ADE system.
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It's only a pain because you think it is one. Outside of your own privacy concerns, and specific tech support needs, there is no reason to ever deactivate a machine. Deactivating does not get you an activation count back.
p.s This will be my last post as an Adobe Employee, after 16 years I've decided to move to a different company.