College Student, Very New to PhotoShop

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Brian_McDonald
Jan 8, 2004
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Hello,
I am a computer science major, taking a class in advanced graphics, that focuses on PhotoShop 7.0. Being a college student and father of 5 (4 are girls) you can imagine that I’m on a tight budget. So I purchased Photoshop CS Education from the college bookstore. What my question, that I’m taking my sweet time asking is, will be able to upgrade later at a somewhat less price than $300 to $600, or am I stuck paying for the full version?
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BLUDVLZ
Jan 8, 2004
You’ll be able to update for the upgrade pricing on all future Photoshop releases.
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viol8ion
Jan 8, 2004
Brian

The Educational version is the full version. When you are done school, it is still a full, legal version and it is yours. It qualifies for upgrade pricing the same as any other full version.
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graffiti
Jan 8, 2004
The 4 daughters, on the other hand, are going to cost you a fortune. 🙂
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Brian_McDonald
Jan 11, 2004
Thank you all for answering so quickly, it helps me justify the expence to the wife..
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Dion_Geaney
Jan 11, 2004
I’d make that whipping noise, but I don’t know how to spell it.
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dave_milbut
Jan 11, 2004
whiiiiikitcccchhhh!
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JonMay
Jan 11, 2004
whit-kish whit-kish (??)
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Brian_McDonald
Jan 11, 2004
Nawwww.. just watching our budget. However I knew someone might say something to that effect right after I clicked the send button…heehee OH..and one other thing…anyone out there know anything about CSS?
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Don_McCahill
Jan 11, 2004
CSS? Cascading Style Sheets? If you have questions about these, there is an Adobe forum for web design issue where the question would be on topic (here is probably isn’t).

And yes, I do know quite a bit about them.
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Brian_McDonald
Jan 11, 2004
thanks Don…I’ll try and find it
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Don_McCahill
Jan 12, 2004
If you are on the web interface, you will find it in the Design Discussion section, on the right side of the page.
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viol8ion
Jan 12, 2004
anyone out there know anything about CSS?

Here are 3 great sites about CSS… after you learn the basics, I can point you to some advanced sites.

http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp

http://www.mako4css.com/

http://www.pageresource.com/dhtml/indexcss.htm

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