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Old 05-29-2013, 04:56 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by pdurrant View Post
And it'll work fine, until Adobe stops supporting Content Server 4, as they stopped supporting Content Server 3 back in 2009, giving people just a nine month window to migrate all their DRMed content from Content Server 3 to Content Server 4. Those who missed this window lost access to their files on new devices.

So: Don't ignore news from Adobe for any length of time, or you may find your files become unavailable on new devices.
Thanks for the warning. I'd turned off all communications from Adobe as I can't stand all the irrelevant emails, but in light of this I've just gone and turned it back on again.
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