Hi,
Adobe never asks partners to register any license that they have bought
themselves with the Adobe Partner Program.
However, if you buy a licenses, Adobe might ask you to register the license wit
Adobe. But that is in no way related with the Adobe Technical Communication
Partner Program.
I received no license partner keys, but I had to register my own keys with them
as a partner, so that is why I am questioning this. Thanks!Sent from Samsung
Galaxy smartphone.
Original message From: 4XScripts
Date: 11/21/19 9:35 AM (GMT-07:00) To:
Hi everyone,
The email from my colleague Sirsendu was sent to you because you are listed on
the Adobe Tech Comm Partner Portal.
In the past you have received a free license from Adobe. Free partner licenses
always run for one year and at the end of the year we offer our partners to
extend the
Hi Tammy,
there's no "WTF" in my opinion.
Please have a look at the subject!:
*Adobe Tech Comm Tools License Keys for Partners *
It seems, that you are an Adobe Partner. And Adobe spreads their FREE
partner licenses this way.
I'm a partner, too, so I received this email also.
But there's
No, I have received NOTHING from Adobe. WTF indeed! Adobe, hopefully
someone is reading this email and can respond to this. Can someone on
this list who also subscribes to the "official" Adobe Framemaker
email group check with them as well?
Carol
At 09:17 AM 11/21/2019, tammyvb wrote:
So,
"The more you tighten your grip, Adobe, the more Users you will lose or will
slip through your fingers."
Richard Melanson
Technical Writer|HighRes Biosolutions
T:781.932.1912x1160|rmelan...@highresbio.com
www.highresbio.com
This e-mail message may contain confidential information and may
So, did anybody else receive this email below from Adobe? WTF? It is just not
limited to 2017 and greater products. There is a section for 2015 and older. I
have FM12 and Acrobat Pro XI. I thought these were perpetual licenses. Once
purchased, that was it. Just how wrong this can go with Adobe
