Some ideas I've not tried were to log in locally and install it with an account that has nothing to do with my personal Microsoft account. I am on Windows 10 and I do associate my personal Microsoft Account on my WORK PC so I am wondering if there is some kind of synced credential going on here. I'd love to just get on the phone with someone and resolve this. I've contacted Adobe but I keep getting transferred (via chatr) to different chat tech support people and they provide fixes that do not fix it. When I select use a different Adobe ID, I enter my work ID and then it gives that NO SUBSCRIPTION FOUND. But I've never provided my personal email to Adobe on my work PC. What it does, it finds my PERSONAL e-mail and says I've activated my CC on too many PC's. But this is a standalone copy of Acrobat DC.
Which should be true.I do not have an Adobe CC SUBSRIPTION under that email. When I try to activate it, it says NO SUBSCRIPTION FOUND under my work e-mail. That Acrobat DC is fine and working.Īt work, I have my work e-mail and we purchased a Standalone copy of Adobe Acrobat Standard DC. I have two Adobe ID's.one, my personal e-mail, has a Adobe CC subscription.
An alternative, and in my opinion, better solution is to simply use the Brave browser.I can't get a standalone version of Adobe Acrobat DC Standard to activate. 5th, 2017 and revised on April 9th, 2021 to inform visitors that the provided instructions are no longer relevant. + This article was originally published on Oct. Let me know if you found any errors within my article or if I may further assist you by answering any additional questions you may have. You may support my work by sending me a tip using your Brave browser or by sending me a one time donation using your credit card. I welcome your thoughts, questions or suggestions on my article on hiding the Adobe sidebar and set your PDF view to 100%.
Then set “ Page Zoom” to “ 100%” and save. To do so, open a Adobe Reader DC and go to “ Edit > Preferences > Page Display“. Next, we’ll want to set the default view of a PDF document to be 100%. Press the Shift key along with F4 to show it again. Upon relaunching Acrobat Reader DC the Tools pane sidebar will no longer appear. From the toolbar at the top click on “ Edit > Preferences > Documents” and select “ Remember current state of Tools pane“. Within Adobe Reader, collapse the Tools pane (if you haven’t done so already) then click the Hide Task Pane button that appears at the very bottom left of Adobe. The following instructions will help you to permanently hide the right hand sidebar in Acrobat Reader DC and to set the default view size to 100%. This is for an older version of Adobe Reader and no longer works on newer editions.Īn alternative is to just use the Brave browser to open your PDF’s.īy using Brave I got to say “Goodbye” to frequent Adobe updates.
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