Adobe Reader DC All Language Serial No License in a Corperate Environment.

hi Guys.
With regards to a Adobe Reader Corperate Distribution agreement and installing Adobe reader across the LAN.
According to the help files on the "multi language" Help part of the Reader DC Customization wizard it says that a "multi/all language Serial number can be purchased" for MUI installs,
Does anyone know how much this is and where one can be purchased from ?
Thanks
Jason,

Hey Pwillener.
Here is the link the help text. We probably want to match the installation with the language of the OS as we have different offices around the world.
Installation options — Acrobat Customization Wizard DC for Windows
Language selection¶
Note
It is critical that you configure the Application language in Installation Options tab prior to configuring settings on the PDF Creation Tab. Failure to do so can cause incorrect Job Options files to appear in the end user’s Job Options drop down list.
Single language installs¶
For multi-lingual (MUI) installers that provide multiple language options, you can select a language to use during installation and in the installed product or allow the user to select a language to use during the install:
Select one of the following options:
Allow the user to choose the installation language: Provides the user with the option of selecting an available language to use during installation. Deselecting this box enables the Install Language drop down list.
Install Language: Provides a drop down list of available languages you can preselect for the user. The Setup.ini command is set to /sl <language ID code>.
Install language
Multiple language installs¶
All Acrobat installers are MUI “all language” installers. However you must provide a license that activates the language you need. English is always provided. It is also possible to purchase an All Language serial number that provides access to every language.If you do not change any option of MUI Installation language in this pane, an “All Language” serial number will install Acrobat in the language of the operating system. Since the Wizard does not validate serial number attributes, language settings are only applied if permitted by the license. For example, if a user provides language codes that are not supported by the serial number then installation fails with an error.The MUI language text field takes a comma-separated list of language codes. The easiest way to configure the field is to do the following:
Verify you are using a license with the Wizard that supports that languages you wish to install.
Select Install all languages.
Choose Edit language list.
Edit the list of languages.
Install language

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