Citrix and VMware Horizon support now available in Adobe Acrobat DC subscription
News|by Leanne Bevan|10 January 2017
Virtualisation is increasingly becoming important for many businesses today.
From today (10 Jan 2017), Adobe Acrobat DC will have named licensing support for top virtualisation vendors – Citrix XenApp and VMware Horizon – in addition to Microsoft Hyper-V. This makes it easier to deploy Acrobat DC across your organisation, whilst ensuring compliance and centralised license management.
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