Legal Help/Advice Appreciated for selling old copy of Adobe

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yoy
Apr 26, 2006
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I am intending selling my official copy of Creative Suite CS 1. It is the Education Version. I no longer use it and need the cash. It has been registered with Adobe in my name during installation.

Is this legitimate or am I breaking some law? I live in the UK.

Hope this is a legitimate question for the group. Many thanks.
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Michael Vilain
Apr 26, 2006
In article ,
yoy wrote:

I am intending selling my official copy of Creative Suite CS 1. It is the Education Version. I no longer use it and need the cash. It has been registered with Adobe in my name during installation.
Is this legitimate or am I breaking some law? I live in the UK.
Hope this is a legitimate question for the group. Many thanks.

I’ve heard that Adobe’s license transfer is different from the usual EULA and requires you to sign over the license via a PDF form you download from their web site. I have no link for said form and leave further research to the OP.

Good luck.

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yoy
Apr 26, 2006
On 2006-04-26 21:22:08 +0100, Michael Vilain said:

In article ,
yoy wrote:

I am intending selling my official copy of Creative Suite CS 1. It is the Education Version. I no longer use it and need the cash. It has been registered with Adobe in my name during installation.
Is this legitimate or am I breaking some law? I live in the UK.
Hope this is a legitimate question for the group. Many thanks.

I’ve heard that Adobe’s license transfer is different from the usual EULA and requires you to sign over the license via a PDF form you download from their web site. I have no link for said form and leave further research to the OP.

Good luck.

That is fantastic news for me Michael. I had no idea that it was possible to do that at all. Cast in stone as it were.

I will get onto that as soon as possible

Many thanks for taking the trouble to respond

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