Downgrade Acrobat Pro DC to Acrobat Pro XI

Hi,
We buy Acrobat Pro DC version because Acrobat Pro XI was no more available.
It appears that some functionality we need on portfolio have disappeared.
What is the way to convert our Pro DC license to a Pro XI license ?
Regards

Hi Genievieve,
That's correct, licence for Acrobat DC will not work for Acrobat XI. I thought that you have upgraded to Acrobat DC from Acrobat XI that is the reason I provided you that link.
Acrobat DC Pro has inbuilt flash player, however it does not have features like adding a background image and slide show of portfolio documents.
Seems you will have to work with Acrobat DC Pro now.
However you can fill a feature request form at https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
Regards,
Aadesh

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