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Installing Adobe DC Pro or Creative Cloud into XenApp 7.x?? » We have CVAD 1906 (I think) installed on five Citrix servers, we will update to CVAD 2003 later this year. How hard is it to install Adobe Creative Cloud or Adobe DC Pro onto Citrix servers?? What is involved wrt properly licensing the apps?? I think the primary desired app is Acrobat DC Pro, but… Discussions.citrix.com

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What to know about biking from Pittsburgh, PA to Washington, DC via the Great Allegheny Passage and C&O Canal Towpath — Simply Cycling » In April 2016, I rode from the Pittsburgh Airport back home to Washington, DC via the Great Allegheny Passage and the C&O Canal Towpath. The overwhelming majority of this route—spanning 300+ miles—is set on lovely, car-free paths and rail trails through the forest, snaking along a series of Simplycycling.org