1. Visit https://creativecloud.adobe.com and input your EPCC email

The Information Technology Division would like to advise you regarding the following:

As a result of campus closure, student access to Adobe Creative Cloud in labs and classrooms is

not available. Adobe has provided

temporary at-home access for impacted students and faculty,

so that they can continue their work remotely.

Please follow the instructions below to enable access to Creative Cloud Desktop Apps on your

personal device.

1. Visit https://creativecloud.adobe.com and input your EPCC email address, then

click on Continue.

2. If prompted, select Company or School Account and then enter your password. Or

provide your credentials in your school’s login screen.

3. From the Creative Cloud website, browse for and download your desired app.

Click Apps on the top of the page to view all apps.

For more information on how to download or install apps, see

Download and Install Creative

Cloud apps

For Higher Education students to continue developing skills, Adobe offers free “Daily Creative

Challenges”. These are guided projects where participants receive creative prompts and

connect

with pros, mentors, and other students for feedback and support. Click on the app name to learn

Photoshop, XD and Illustrator. Also, for inspiration and over-the-shoulder learning, watch

pros share their creative process on Adobe Live daily at

www.behance.net/adobelive.

For faculty seeking to engage students during campus closures, Adobe has curated resources to

help them discover inspiring projects, best practices, and new ideas so they can continue to

drive valuable

learning in virtual environments. For more information on Adobe’s distance

learning resources

please click here.

Special Instructions for Adobe Acrobat DC

1. For Windows computers: Adobe has notified us that there is currently a problem

using Adobe Acrobat on Windows computers with this temporary license. Users will

experience an error when they attempt to run Adobe Acrobat that indicates that it is

a trial or unlicensed version, even though they are logged in. Visit this page and

scroll down for more information – https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/kb/covid-

19-edu-labs-faq.html. There is a fix for Windows computers at this time. Download

the AcrobatStudentAccess.zip file and extract it on your computer. This should allow

you to successfully run Adobe Acrobat.

2. For macOS computers: Users may encounter this error when attempting to create,

edit, or otherwise modify a PDF document from a file

3. If this is the case, make sure that the checkbox labeled “Use Adobe Create PDF

cloud service” is UNCHECKED in the file choice popup window, as seen here: