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End users can sign in with their credentials to access the apps and services.

Computers must connect to Adobe servers for initial activation, and then at least once every 99 days. The Named User Licensing ties the usage of Adobe apps and services to an individual user. Read below for more information about the different licenses.Ĭurrent Employees are licensed under the Named User Licensing. Once we remove the serial license from your TCU-owned computer, you will be prompted to login to the Adobe Creative Cloud app to install and manage the Adobe products on your computer. In most cases you have already been upgraded but others may have to take action to login or install the updated software. Note: Named License users can login to Adobe on both NUL and SDL machines while users with a Shared Device License can only login to Adobe on machines with a SDL version of Adobe. Current Students will be assigned SDLs.Shared Devices licenses will be used on all lab and classroom computers along with locations that have computers that are shared by multiple people.NULs can be assigned to student workers but that must be requested.Current Faculty/Staff will be assigned NULs.Named User licenses will be used on all TCU-owned Faculty/Staff Windows and Macintosh computers.To address this change, the current Adobe serial license needs to be removed from all TCU computers before expiration in early 2020 and replaced with either a Named license or a Shared license. Adobe has changed their licensing model from Serial number licensing (having a serial number on a TCU-owned computer) to either a Named User License (NUL) or a Shared Device License (SDL).