When the Lynda page opens enter Adobe DC Pro or Creative Cloud into the Search field to find tutorials.Adobe Acrobat DC Pro is already installed on MTU-owned computers, such as the computer labs, office desktops, and the remote Windows server r .Īctive faculty and staff will need to sign-in to Adobe Acrobat DC Pro and select a Company or School license, when prompted. Enter your NetID and Password when prompted. IMPORTANT: If you are not prompted with the box shown above, go to. Log in with your MSU NetID and password.Click the Sign In button (not Sign Up), then click Continue (see image below).More efficient (includes desktop and online apps).Īfter clicking one of the Lynda tutorial links above follow these instructions: Adobe CC Training - training courses offered through AdobeĪdditional tools - Adobe Document Cloud for Office 365Īn add-in that makes working with PDFs in Office 365 Word, Excel and PowerPoint even.Adobe CC Learn & Support portal - user guides and tutorials.

Adobe CC tutorials on LinkedIn Learning - available for free through the MSU Library's Lynda subscription.Adobe Creative Cloud desktop and mobile appsĪcrobat DC Pro Essentials - tutorial on Linked In Learning.Students visit Adobe Creative Cloud for MSU students for instructions on downloading Creative Cloud. Students - follow instructions at Adobe Creative Cloud for MSU students.įaculty/Staff complete the Adobe CC Request form to request a license. Software can only be downloaded on university-ownedįaculty/Staff see download instructions at Acrobat Pro DC.

A limited number of Adobe CreativeĬloud licenses are available upon request. Adobe CC includes the option to download Acrobat Pro DC.įaculty and staff are automatically licensed for Acrobat Pro DC. Students can download Adobe Creative Cloud software at no additional cost. Under the MSU Adobe campus license agreement:

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