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Adobe Creative Cloud
Home Use for Students
(Personal Account)
Updated 04/12/2023
About If you are taking a class that requires the use of Adobe products, your class instructor may have requested an
Adobe Creative Cloud license on your behalf
under a Personal Account. This Personal Account will be made available to you until the end of the semester to access All
Adobe apps from a personal device. Summary
Step 1
- Verify with your class instructor that an Adobe home use license is available for you.
Step 2
- Login to your student email address at https://outlook.office.com. Step 3 - Look for a "Get Started with All Apps" email from Adobe. Step 4 - Complete the Adobe account set up for Personal Account.
Step 5
- Login to the Adobe website using the Personal Account option. Step 6 - Select "Join Team" for FCCC - Foundation for California Community
Colleges
Step 7
- Complete the login process by selecting the FCCC - Foundation for California Community Colleges business profile.
Step 8
- Download, install, & sign into Adobe apps Troubleshooting Tips Please read for issues with the Adobe login.
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Step 1 - Verify with your class instructor that an Adobe home use license is available for you.
At the beginning of each semester,
instructors request
Adobe home use licenses
under the Personal Account option, for their classes that need Adobe. To verify if an Adobe license has been requested for you, please contact your class instructor, or check with the ITS Help Desk at helpdesk@rsccd.edu. The Adobe license will be associated with your student email address ending in @student.sac.edu or @student.sccollege.edu.
Follow Step 2 to login to your student email.
Step 2 - Login to your student email account at
https://outlook.office.com Login to your student email address at Outlook Online, at the website https://outlook.office.com. Your student email address is the same one you use to login to Canvas with, ending in @student.sac.edu or @student.sccollege.edu
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Step 3 - Look in the Inbox (or Junk Email) for a "Get Started with All
Apps" email from Adobe.
Check the
Inbox, Junk Email, or Deleted Items folders for the "Get Started with
All Apps"
email from Adobe. Open the email, then select the link for Get Started.
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Step 4 - Complete the Adobe account set up for Personal Account.
After selecting the Get Started link, you will be
redirected to the Adobe website to Complete your account.
Create a new password
for the Personal Account and select Complete Account.
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Step 5 - Login to Adobe Creative Cloud using Personal Account option. Once you have registered an Adobe account, return to the Adobe Creative Cloud website at https://creativecloud.adobe.com.
Login to the
Adobe site
using the student email address.
When prompted to select an account, select the
Personal Account option.
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Step 6 - Select "Join Team" for FCCC - Foundation for California
Community Colleges
After signing in with Personal Account option,
select Join Team to create a business profile under the FCCC - Foundation for California Community Colleges.
If prompted, select
Continue on the Where to find your existing content screen.
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Step 7 - Complete the login process by selecting the FCCC - Foundation for California Community Colleges business profile The next screen will take you to Select a profile to sign in.
Select the
FCCC - Foundation for California Community Colleges business profile to complete the sign in.
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Step 8 - Download, install, & sign into Adobe apps
Once you are logged into the
Adobe Creative Cloud website
, select
Apps to view
the full list of Adobe applications. Select Install for any of the applications to install them onto your computer.
If you
do not see the full list of Apps, you may have logged into Adobe using the wrong account option
Logout of the website and review Step 5.
Please make
sure to choose the Personal Account option when logging in, and also select the FCCC - Foundation for California Community Colleges business profile as shown on
Step 7
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**Troubleshooting Tips Issue 1: I did not receive the "Get Started" email from Adobe! If you did not receive the "Get Started" email from Adobe, you can try the following:
1. Check the Junk Email or Deleted Items folder at https://outlook.office.com
2. Use the "search" bar at https://outlook.office.com to look for emails from
Adobe.
3. Proceed directly to the https://creativecloud.adobe.com website and try
to login as shown in Step 5 (with "Personal Account" option). a. If you have a licensed account, the Adobe website will prompt you for a verification code during login, which will be sent to your student email address at https://outlook.office.com. i. You will need to login to the student email at https://outlook.office.com and check for that verification code email from Adobe. ii. If you can't find the verification code email from Adobe, check the Junk Email or Deleted Items folder, or use the "search" bar to find emails from Adobe. iii. If you were never prompted for a verification code, or were never prompted to select the "Personal Account" login option , see the steps for:
Issue 3: I do not see the "FCCC
- Foundation for California Community Colleges" business profile when using the
Personal Account login!
If you were not able to find the "Get Started" email, and the direct login at https://creativecloud.adobe.com did not work, please contact the ITS Help Desk at helpdesk@rsccd.edu so we can check the status of your Adobe license.
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Issue 2: I am getting trial or buy now options when logging into Adobe site!
If your Adobe Apps show as
"Start free trial," "Try," or "Buy" , you are likely signed in with the wrong account option (for Company or School account").
To fix
this:
1. Select the Account icon.
2. Select Sign Out.
3. Sign in again with the Personal Account option.
4. Select the FCCC - Foundation for California Community Colleges profile.
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Issue 3: I do not see the "FCCC - Foundation for California Community Colleges" business profile when using the Personal Account login! If you do not see the "FCCC - Foundation for California Community Colleges" business profile when logging in with the "Personal Account" option, please try using the Company or school accoun t option to login instead. NOTE: In some anomalous cases, Adobe will license your account under the "Company or school account" option instead of the Personal Account option.
To fix this:
1. Go to https://creativecloud.adobe.com and login with your student email
address as the username.
2. If prompted, select "Company or School Account" instead of Personal
Account.
3. If prompted, login with your Single sign-on username and password (this
is the same login page used for Self-Service and Canvas).
4. If prompted, select "FCCC - Foundation for California Community
Colleges" business profile.
5. Once you have logged in, see if you can access all of the Adobe Apps as
shown in
Step 8.
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Note on Adobe Personal Account availability (until end of semester)
Your Adobe
Personal Account
license will be made available to you for the current semester only, and for a grace period of 1 week after the semester ends.
After that
grace period, the Adobe Personal Account license will be revoked for your account, and you will receive an email from Adobe, with the subject line "You no longer have access to All Apps". The Adobe Personal Account license will not be made available to this account again unless you take another class at Rancho Santiago that requires an Adobe license. In this case, wait until the beginning of the semester to login to Adobe Creative Cloud again following the steps in this guide, starting at Step 1.quotesdbs_dbs17.pdfusesText_23
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