Adobe offers a variety of applications for getting creative work done. This can range from photo editing, video editing, creating PDF documents, creating websites, and so much more.
To take advantage of these applications, we're going to use the Adobe Create Cloud Desktop application. This will allow us to manage and install Adobe applications.
First, we will open the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop application.
Start by pressing the Windows Key and typing Adobe Cloud. You should see the Adobe Creative Cloud application listed. Go ahead and click on it to launch the application...
A new window will open and it will ask you to login before continuing. Be sure to login using Google...
Your web browser will then ask you to choose a Google account to use to sign into your Adobe account...
Make sure to choose the Enterprise ID option...
After you're finished logging in, you'll have access to all of the "free" Adobe applications available to all employees. If you need to access more advanced Adobe applications (Photoshop, Premiere, After Effects, Illustrator, etc.), you'll need to contact the IT department via a helpdesk ticket.
With the Creative Cloud app open, you can manage and install Adobe applications...
After clicking Install on the application you want (I chose Adobe Acrobat), you'll see a prompt showing you that the application is currently installing...
Once it's done installing, you can find it among your installed applications...
