License approval can take up to 5 business days. Determination of whether an individual has a business need is left to the individual's department.

While there is no fee for the license, eligible customers must have a Cornell business need to use the software.

Students at Cornell University are not covered by Acrobat Pro Named-User licensing, and may not receive individual access rights to the software.Īpply for Individual (Named-User) License Weill personnel should contact their local Technical Support Provider or Weill Information Technology Services for more information about Weill's Adobe licensing. The Weill Cornell Medical College has its own independent license agreement for Adobe products, and is not covered by this license. Cornell personnel with a Named-User license for the Creative Cloud All Apps Plan do not need an additional Acrobat Pro license. For more information about the full Adobe Creative Cloud license, please see our Creative Cloud Licensing article. Holley Center.Īcrobat Pro is also included with a Named-User license for the Creative Cloud All Apps Plan under Cornell's Enterprise Term License Agreement (ETLA). The license covers Cornell employees located at the Cornell Ithaca campus, the Cornell Tech campus in New York City, and off-campus Cornell-owned facilities that are associated with colleges on the Ithaca Campus and Tech Campus. Employees of the following Cornell-affiliated organizations are also eligible for a license: The Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research, Cornell Cooperative Extension, the NY State Agricultural Experiment Station in Geneva NY, the ROTC Program at Cornell University, and the USDA facility at the Robert W. This license is funded centrally, and there is no cost to the individual customer. Eligible Cornell employees will be granted a Named-User license for Acrobat Pro on an individual, as-need basis. This license is available to Cornell University staff and faculty who have a business need for the software. Please see our Adobe Licensing FAQ article for answers to specific licensing questions.Ĭornell University has an Enterprise Term License Agreement (ETLA) for Adobe Acrobat Pro. See our Working with PDFs Comparison Table before purchasing Adobe Acrobat Pro. Many people will find that they can work with PDFs using only free tools, although some advanced features can only be found in Adobe Acrobat Pro.

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