Acrobat Reader ist kostenlos und zur Weiterverteilung freigegeben. Die Lizenzvereinbarung zur Weiterverteilung ist erforderlich für:
Unternehmen und Organisationen, die Acrobat Reader über ein Intranet oder ein lokales Netzwerk bereitstellen möchten.
Kommerzielle Anbieter, die Acrobat Reader mit anderer Software auf CD oder DVD bzw. mit OEM-Hardware wie Computern, Scannern oder mobilen Endgeräten anbieten möchten.
Einzelpersonen können die Software zum persönlichen Gebrauch direkt kostenlos herunterladen. Sie müssen keine Lizenz zur Weiterverteilung beantragen.
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Die Beantragung einer Lizenz zur Weiterverteilung dauert nur wenige Minuten und ist erforderlich, um den Einsatzzweck für Adobe Acrobat Reader zu ermitteln. Nachdem du das kurze Online-Formular ausgefüllt hast, erhältst du per E-Mail einen Link zu den Installationsprogrammen.
Hinweis: Wenn ihr Besucher eurer Website zum Download des kostenlosen Acrobat Reader auf die Adobe-Website weiterleitet, muss die Lizenzvereinbarung zur Weiterverteilung von Acrobat Reader nicht unterzeichnet werden.
Lizenz zur Weiterverteilung der Mobile App beantragen.
Die Acrobat Reader-App ist für die Weiterverteilung auf Android-Geräten freigegeben. Vorher muss jedoch eine Lizenz zur Weiterverteilung von Acrobat Reader für mobile Endgeräte beantragt werden. Bitte teile uns den Namen und die Adresse deiner Firma sowie eine kurze Zusammenfassung eurer Pläne zur Bündelung oder Distribution der Mobile App mit.
Mache Besucher eurer Website auf PDF-Dokumente aufmerksam. Setze dazu das Adobe PDF-Symbol und den Webbadge „Get Adobe Acrobat Reader“ auf eurer Website ein.
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