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Robert DeCandido PhD

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New Price Structure for adobe (photoshop and suite)?
« on: June 17, 2013, 10:42:35 am »

http://photorumors.com/2013/06/16/adobe-is-considering-new-pricing-models-for-creative-cloud/#ixzz2WRiE1dLX

It is better than current (advertised) price structure for CC...that starts today (17 June)

don't purchase nothin yet...$s
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Michael West

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Re: New Price Structure for adobe (photoshop and suite)?
« Reply #1 on: June 17, 2013, 11:13:40 pm »

Thank you.

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Re: New Price Structure for adobe (photoshop and suite)?
« Reply #2 on: June 30, 2013, 08:53:25 am »

I ended up subscribing to the suite after having to call Adobe because their web store would not let me (and apparently others) buy the upgrade for LR5. I finally had to call Adobe, and the first question I was asked was what I thought of the cloud concept. I told the guy I didn’t like it one bit. He was unusually well prepared for this response, telling me they have been hearing this frequently, and then launching into a spiel ending in an offer for a year at $19.95 per month. After that, I would be eligible for their special lowest rate (whatever that may be), for a year for each suite (3, 5 and 6 in my case) I purchased. I asked if I could pay for the 12 months now, but the answer was no, it had to be monthly. He did say they yearly purchase was a common question, and they may allow it later.

You have to download each of the programs you want to use. We had a series of storms, so while I have them downloaded, I don’t know if they open automatically when you click your current icon, or if you have to activate each program separately. 
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