Where do the serial numbers come from?

I am new to ALM. I get how it is supposed to work. My question is where to the serial numbers come from? I assign my e-licenses to a serial number and all is good. But, we have purchased MANY copies of Acrobat Pro v.8 and I only see three serial numbers to assign e-license to?!?!?!?!?!
Thanks!
- Dave

Dave,
If you have purchased through one of Adobe's AOO licensing programs, you can find your serial numbers by going to "Retrieve serial numbers" in the Licensing Web Site. Here you should find one Windows and one Mac serial number for Acrobat 8 Pro. You can use these serial numbers for all the copies of Acrobat you have purchased -- you will not receive a new serial number for every copy.
Katherine

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