If you view the same page under Windows 7 it does show Premiere Pro. If you view the page with XP (for example), it does not show Premier Pro because Premiere Pro works only on a 64 bit OS. Now on that page, Adobe has done something clever and stupid. To prove the point, the support person pointed me to this page: The support person told me emphatically that Encore is not part of Creative Cloud and can be obtained only by buying Premiere Pro and not from the Creative Cloud subscription. I spent 30 minutes on a chat session with Adobe support. Illustrator, Photoshop, and Premiere Pro all work fine. I have found that waiting or rebooting the PC does not fix the problem. It appears this is a common problem, but there does not seem to be a common solution. 'Congratulations! You have successfully connected to Adobe License Management Server.'

I had previously got the problem identified here:įollowing the recommendations fixed the problem, but still Encore has the same issue. Please relaunch the application and provide a valid serial number.' 'Adobe Encore CS6 cannot run in trial mode. The first time I try to run Encore, I get the two screens shown in that thread and repeated here: I am running Windows 7 on a new Dell Vostro, have a subscription to Creative Cloud, have never installed a trial version of the software, and recently installed Premier Pro.

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