We do have good negotiated pricing on a couple of options to get Acrobat.

Nobody likes this, users or sysadmins or finance people. This makes it harder on everyone, but the money just doesn’t make sense. While this “feels” expensive to individuals, since copies need to be paid for per user, the price we’re getting for the site is still nowhere close to the cost of all those individual licenses added together.

We try really hard every year to negotiate a license with Adobe, but have never been able to come to terms that make fiscal sense versus our negotiated discounts.

It is no longer licensed that way, and the old versions that we had licenses for (Acrobat X or XI) have known security issues - they cannot be safely used and must be uninstalled.

Acrobat used to be covered by a site license at JHU.Here is a summary that you might find useful. We get a lot of questions about Adobe Acrobat in WSE IT.

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