Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (Non-Profit License)

Adobe Acrobat Pro DC is software used to view and edit PDFs. Licenses of Adobe Acrobat are available to nonprofits and church organizations at a discounted rate.

You will be purchasing one license. A license allows a single user to install and use Adobe Acrobat Pro. Additional licensing information is available below under the 'Licensing' section.

Subscription Vs. Perpetual Licensing

With perpetual licensing, you pay for the license once and own it forever.

With the 1 year subscription licensing, you pay an annual fee and will need to pay that fee every year to maintain your licenses. You are automatically entitled to any new features of service updates on an ongoing basis. You also get access to the Acrobat DC on your mobile smartphone, Internet browser, and other capabilities such as e-signing, sending, tracking, and managing documents.

Benefits for Non-Profits and Churches

Use Acrobat Pro DC to:

• Access, create, edit, send, sign and publish documents on your desktop or mobile device
• Draft and publish professional reports with multiple file types
• Produce physical or electronic forms users to fill out to collect data
• Maintain your document's layout and formatting when sending to collaborators or recipients
• Convert paper documents into PDFs

Major Capabilities

• Convert and scan files into PDF format: Create Adobe PDF documents from any pre-installed application that you have, including Microsoft Word. You can also make PDFs from paper documents and forms that you scan.
• Combine multiple file types: Combine a range of file types such as charts, plots, and text into a single PDF document. Documents and portfolios can include multimedia content such as videos, graphics, and/or web pages.
• Protect PDF files and documents: Restrict the printing, copying, or revision of your documents by applying controls and password protection. 

Licensing

As the licensed user, you may also install and use the software on a secondary computer (laptop or desktop). You do not have to have the same operating system on both computers (i.e. you can install on both Windows and Mac operating systems). You may not run the software simultaneously on both the primary and secondary computers.