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Originally Posted by YoYo
Oh no, it looks like I activated anonymously without realizing it. I have only bought a few books, the rest were from the library and have expired anyway so I think I will be able to redownload them.
My question now is if I want to activate to fix things for the future, should I use my exisitng adobe ID or start a new one? If I have an adobe id but did not use it to authorise, it should be alright?
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If you can redownload the existing books with a new account, I would suggest using the same AdobeID that you have authorized your laptop with, just to keep things simple. In general if you don't want to have to think about it, you are best off with one and only one AdobeID that all your computers/devices/and books are tied to.
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One other question and thank you for being so helpful. I tried to download a library book on a laptop (since my desktop was causing problems), this worked fine in the past. I got this error message:
Error getting license
License server communication problem: E_LIC_ALREADY_FULFILLED_BY_ANOTHER_USER
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Most likely you are trying to download a book, that you have already opened on your desktop (either using the same .acsm file). Your desktop computer is activated to a different (anonymous) user than your notebook (your AdobeID). This is another reason why you want to keep everything with one AdobeID.