Restart of Software Trials

Thank you for your offer to allow restart of free Adobe software trials. May I restart after my 30 day trial expires?

I assume you're talking about the recent "reset" of the trials offered by Adobe? When they recently released updates to various Creative Cloud Apps and wanted to offer people another chance to use the trials and test the new features (hoping this move would allow them to gain new members of course)
Creative Cloud Free Trial Reset
http://forums.adobe.com/message/6168731
http://www.google.com/#q=adobe+creative+cloud+trials+reset
Adobe Email: We’ve reset our Creative Cloud free trial versions.
However to answer your question, I'm not sure if you wait for your current 30 days to expire and then chose "update" if it will still work as a reset?

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