Information Technology Solutions

Install Adobe Acrobat

Adobe Reader is the default Adobe application installed on your computer. If you require the functionality of Adobe Acrobat DC, please follow the instructions below to install it on your computer.

  1. Click on Adobe Creative Cloud, and then on the Adobe Sign in screen, enter your College email address, and then click Continue.enter email address and then click continue
  2. At the RRC Polytech log on screen, type in your College email address and password, and then click Sign In.
    enter password and click sign in
  3. Once the Adobe home page opens, scroll down and locate Acrobat DC, and then click Download.
    locate acrobat dc and then click download
  4. If using Windows 10 and 11 Edge browser, locate the Setup file on the bottom left-hand side above your task bar, and then click Open File.
    click open file
  5. On the User Account Control window, click Yes.
  6. On the Install Acrobat window, enter your College email address and then click Continue.
    enter yyour email address and then click continue
  7. At the RRC Polytech log on screen, type in your College email address and password, and then click Sign In.
    enter password and click sign in
  8. Choose a skill level at the drop-down arrow and then click Continue.
    choose a skill level
  9. Click Start Installing.
    click start installing
    A percentage will indicate where it is in the process of installing Acrobat DC.
  10. To make the Adobe the default pdf application, click Yes.
    click yes to make adobe the default pdf application
  11. To set Acrobat as the default, click Continue.
    click continue to set acrobat as default
  12. Click Change.
    click change
  13. Click Adobe Acrobat, and then click OK.
    click adobe acrobat dc and then ok
  14. Click OK to save.
    click ok to save the change

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