

Learn and help others so we can get the most out of our creative cloud subscriptions.įeel free to submit advice, comments on features we may have missed, or adobe are about to add, and share your cool cross-program tricks/tips/tutorials. From the menu at the top of the page, click Help, and then select Sign Out.A sub-reddit for discussions of, and help with, Adobes Creative Cloud software.Open the Adobe Creative Cloud application of your choice (for instance, Photoshop).To deactivate Adobe software from any Creative Cloud application: This will sign you out of all Creative Cloud applications so that you may log in on another device. To open the profile menu, at the upper right, select your profile picture (or the head icon).If it doesn't after a few minutes, launch it manually as you did in step 1 above. The Creative Cloud desktop application should restart automatically.Refresh your account information and restart the app ( Ctrl-Alt-r in Windows, or command-option-r on a Mac).Log in with your IU username and passphrase.

Whenever you log into Adobe Creative Cloud, always use the format as your username, even if it doesn't match your primary IU email address. If you are asked to choose between Adobe ID and Enterprise ID, select Enterprise ID. If you are prompted to sign in, enter your IU email address (in the format into the username field and then press Tab or Enter.Open the Adobe Creative Cloud desktop application from the icon on the taskbar or Start menu (Windows), or from the dock or Finder (Mac).To deactivate Adobe software from the Creative Cloud desktop application: From the Creative Cloud desktop application In either case, ensure that your computer is connected to the internet before deactivating. You may choose to deactivate Adobe Creative Cloud through the Creative Cloud desktop application or through one of the Creative Cloud applications you have installed on your device (such as Photoshop, Dreamweaver, etc.). For this reason, if you have Creative Cloud installed on more than one computer, UITS recommends that you deactivate Creative Cloud any time you are not actively using it. If you attempt to log into a third instance, you will receive a warning and an opportunity to deactivate (in other words, log out of) the other instances. You can install Creative Cloud on as many computers as you wish, but you can only be logged in on two of them at any given time.

IU's Adobe Creative Cloud license allows two concurrent active instances of Creative Cloud.
