Here's what I did, step by step:
1. Installed Adobe Acrobat DC with license key for user
2. Upon first run, Adobe prompts for sign-in.
3. I tell user I will defer her signing up an account with adobe (because I'm unsure of company policy) - Exited out of adobe
4. I look to see how to disable sign-in prompt. Users point toward options within Adobe Customization Wizard
5. Downloaded Adobe customization wizard, granted offline exception for license and disabled online features.
here is the issue: now that i've installed the non-custom adobe for this user, how do i deactivate to reinstall the product, if i can't even get into the program without "signing up" with adobe? has the product been activated upon install when it asks for my license key, or would it need an adobe ID in its first launch to activate the software? i don't want this instance of an install to count against the license limit and then run into issues with a re-install.
thanks
edit (12/1/2015 4:21 PM): for those interested, I went ahead and uninstalled and reinstalled Adobe Acrobat DC using the modified package options provided by Adobe Customization Wizard. This solves the sign-in prompt issue, but I'd still like to know whether the first install counted toward her license count (IIRC, Adobe allows licenses for two workstations for one user, most commonly for a user's desktop and laptop).