WOO HOO!! Getting CS Suite Pro for FREE!!!

"jrzyguy" wrote in message

AND LEGALY SO!!!!!

The folks from Adobe came and gave us a demonstration of CS Suite Pro.

must say they did a great job at selling their product to us. Currently

we

only use PS 7 and deal with corel draw 11 for vector. But looks looks

like

we are gonna get the whole CS Suite…..and GET THIS….when i said "wow..wish i had all this at home"…the Adobe people told us that if

firm purchases the licences for us…then it is completely legal for us

have a copy to use at home! YIPPEE!!!

Heh…the weird catch is that you can not be using CS at home and at

at

the same time. Well…i live alone..so i dont have to worry about

at home trying to use my stuff while i am at work.

Pretty cool deal tho huh?

Im soooo happy 🙂

I currently have PS 7 and Illustrator 9 at home…but look forward to

being

fully up-to-date…and in design looks very nice…i will probably stick with Dreamweaver for my web stuff tho.

I wish i had thought of this earlier (before todays meeting)….but if

of you have major complaints or suggestions to raise over CS suite…let

me

know…I have a limited time to personaly ask the people at adobe stuff.

(i

work at a very large firm and they are selling to us hard)
jj

aaaaarrrgggghh

jealousy like i have never known before fills even the smallest cells
may i cry now or later?

on a more serious note: extremely lucky person!

Arts

AND LEGALY SO!!!!!

The folks from Adobe came and gave us a demonstration of CS Suite Pro. I must say they did a great job at selling their product to us. Currently

only use PS 7 and deal with corel draw 11 for vector. But looks looks

we are gonna get the whole CS Suite…..and GET THIS….when i said "wow..wish i had all this at home"…the Adobe people told us that if the firm purchases the licences for us…then it is completely legal for us to have a copy to use at home! YIPPEE!!!

Heh…the weird catch is that you can not be using CS at home and at work

the same time. Well…i live alone..so i dont have to worry about someone at home trying to use my stuff while i am at work.

Pretty cool deal tho huh?

Im soooo happy 🙂

I currently have PS 7 and Illustrator 9 at home…but look forward to

fully up-to-date…and in design looks very nice…i will probably stick with Dreamweaver for my web stuff tho.

I wish i had thought of this earlier (before todays meeting)….but if any of you have major complaints or suggestions to raise over CS suite…let

know…I have a limited time to personaly ask the people at adobe stuff.

work at a very large firm and they are selling to us hard)
jj

AND LEGALY SO!!!!!

The folks from Adobe came and gave us a demonstration of CS Suite Pro. I must say they did a great job at selling their product to us. Currently we only use PS 7 and deal with corel draw 11 for vector. But looks looks like we are gonna get the whole CS Suite…..and GET THIS….when i said "wow..wish i had all this at home"…the Adobe people told us that if the firm purchases the licences for us…then it is completely legal for us to have a copy to use at home! YIPPEE!!!

Heh…the weird catch is that you can not be using CS at home and at work at the same time. Well…i live alone..so i dont have to worry about someone at home trying to use my stuff while i am at work.

Pretty cool deal tho huh?

Im soooo happy 🙂

I currently have PS 7 and Illustrator 9 at home…but look forward to being fully up-to-date…and in design looks very nice…i will probably stick with Dreamweaver for my web stuff tho.

I wish i had thought of this earlier (before todays meeting)….but if any of you have major complaints or suggestions to raise over CS suite…let me know…I have a limited time to personaly ask the people at adobe stuff. (i work at a very large firm and they are selling to us hard)
jj

Of course when you leave that job you will have to give it back.
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http://www.sover.net/~hannigan/edjh.html
Comics art for sale:
http://www.sover.net/~hannigan/batsale.html

Of course when you leave that job you will have to give it back.

I currently have PS 7 and Illustrator 9 at home…but look forward to being fully up-to-date…and in design looks very nice…i will probably stick with Dreamweaver for my web stuff tho.

On Thu, 5 Aug 2004 18:07:48 -0400, "jrzyguy"
wrote:

I currently have PS 7 and Illustrator 9 at home…but look forward to

fully up-to-date…and in design looks very nice…i will probably stick with Dreamweaver for my web stuff tho.

Lucky you! 😉

Advice: PS for raster images, anything other than IR for web preparation (Fireworks is good) Illy for the vectors and Dreamweaver for web site design. Don’t be seduced by GoLive. It’s very pretty but it’s with CS that I found any use for it. The use was to take something from InDesign and send it straight to GoLive which turns it into web pages. And then I import them into DW so I can get some work done 😉

—

Hecate – The Real One

veni, vidi, reliqui

SOOOOOO….if anyone has the suite at work…ask about this. the Adobe people brought this up today…so I am not just making this up.

"Hecate" wrote in message

"jrzyguy" wrote in message

"Hecate" wrote in message

Hi!

There is something that I don’t understand.
Why would anyone pay for software when it is all free?

Okay. I understand it is pirate stuff. But, corporations are not the conscience of our lives anymore. Remember Enron?
Calm

"Calm" wrote in message

"jrzyguy" wrote in message

news:…

"Hecate" wrote in message

Hi!

There is something that I don’t understand.
Why would anyone pay for software when it is all free?

Okay. I understand it is pirate stuff. But, corporations are not the conscience of our lives anymore. Remember Enron?
Calm

They’re all in jail for stealing.

"jrzyguy" …

"Hecate" wrote in message

Hi!

There is something that I don’t understand.
Why would anyone pay for software when it is all free?

"jrzyguy" wrote:

SOOOOOO….if anyone has the suite at work…ask about this. the Adobe people brought this up today…so I am not just making this up.

So what’s the big news? This has been part of the Photoshop license agreement for as long as I’ve used it (since version 3). It’s written in the license agreement, there is no need to ask about it. ——————————-
Tom

Unsolicited advertisements cheerfully ignored.

On 6 Aug 2004 12:49:29 -0700, (Calm) wrote:

"jrzyguy" …

"Hecate" wrote in message

AND LEGALY SO!!!!!

The folks from Adobe came and gave us a demonstration of CS Suite Pro. I must say they did a great job at selling their product to us. Currently

only use PS 7 and deal with corel draw 11 for vector. But looks looks

we are gonna get the whole CS Suite…..and GET THIS….when i said "wow..wish i had all this at home"…the Adobe people told us that if the firm purchases the licences for us…then it is completely legal for us to have a copy to use at home! YIPPEE!!!

Heh…the weird catch is that you can not be using CS at home and at work

the same time. Well…i live alone..so i dont have to worry about someone at home trying to use my stuff while i am at work.

Pretty cool deal tho huh?

Im soooo happy 🙂

I currently have PS 7 and Illustrator 9 at home…but look forward to

fully up-to-date…and in design looks very nice…i will probably stick with Dreamweaver for my web stuff tho.

I wish i had thought of this earlier (before todays meeting)….but if any of you have major complaints or suggestions to raise over CS suite…let

know…I have a limited time to personaly ask the people at adobe stuff.

work at a very large firm and they are selling to us hard)
jj

Yes but are you sure the company will purchase the additional licenses for everone to run it at home? I’m not sure what a license runs for your plan but depending on how many people work where you work and how many wish they had it at home will probably determine whether they are going to spring for the extra licenses. (license= $200.00 X 50 people = $10,000 bucks they might just to decide to give that idea a pitch towards the garbage can.

In article <RZVUc.475325$>,

Yes but are you sure the company will purchase the additional licenses

everone to run it at home? I’m not sure what a license runs for your

but depending on how many people work where you work and how many wish

had it at home will probably determine whether they are going to spring

the extra licenses. (license= $200.00 X 50 people = $10,000 bucks they

just to decide to give that idea a pitch towards the garbage can.

It’s not necessary to purchase additional licenses. You’re allowed to

on two machines in the standard license, but only use ONE at a time. This

me use CS on my laptoy for portable use and on a dedicated workstation for

results.

perhaps Jrzyguy’s silence is a good indicator that PSCS is installed and being played with?

<envy>

Arty

"Ed Clarke" wrote in message

In article <RZVUc.475325$>,

RE-TARD wrote:

Yes but are you sure the company will purchase the additional licenses

for

everone to run it at home? I’m not sure what a license runs for your

plan

but depending on how many people work where you work and how many wish

they

had it at home will probably determine whether they are going to

for

the extra licenses. (license= $200.00 X 50 people = $10,000 bucks they

might

just to decide to give that idea a pitch towards the garbage can.

It’s not necessary to purchase additional licenses. You’re allowed to

install

on two machines in the standard license, but only use ONE at a time.

lets

me use CS on my laptoy for portable use and on a dedicated workstation

final

results.

wow…i forgot all about this thread.

Well…we havent gotten the CS suite yet…but will at the beginning of

year. and yes…it it totally legal for me to install it at home (the

people told us so!) the only catch is that i can not use it on two

at the same time. As i live solo, i do not have to worry about a roomate using PS while i am at work.

Like i said…the folks at adobe explained the details while doing a demo for us. So i thought i would post here just in case other people might be able to benefit and get the product likewise. If anything…it was the folks from adobe who brought this to our attention.

One question tho…what happens if i leave my firm? What happens to my

license then?
"Arty Facting" wrote in message

perhaps Jrzyguy’s silence is a good indicator that PSCS is installed and being played with?

<envy>

Arty

"Ed Clarke" wrote in message

In article

RE-TARD wrote:

Yes but are you sure the company will purchase the additional

for

everone to run it at home? I’m not sure what a license runs for your

plan

but depending on how many people work where you work and how many

they

had it at home will probably determine whether they are going to

spring

for

the extra licenses. (license= $200.00 X 50 people = $10,000 bucks

might

just to decide to give that idea a pitch towards the garbage can.

It’s not necessary to purchase additional licenses. You’re allowed to

install

on two machines in the standard license, but only use ONE at a time.

This

lets

me use CS on my laptoy for portable use and on a dedicated workstation

for

final

results.

oh….btw..i work for the largest investment bank in the world….we employ
roughly 300,000 folks…there would be probably around 100 licences purchased….not a bad deal.

not sure why arty has a bug up his ass.

"jrzyguy" wrote in message

wow…i forgot all about this thread.

Well…we havent gotten the CS suite yet…but will at the beginning of

the

year. and yes…it it totally legal for me to install it at home (the

ADOBE

people told us so!) the only catch is that i can not use it on two

machines

at the same time. As i live solo, i do not have to worry about a roomate using PS while i am at work.

Like i said…the folks at adobe explained the details while doing a demo for us. So i thought i would post here just in case other people might be able to benefit and get the product likewise. If anything…it was the folks from adobe who brought this to our attention.

One question tho…what happens if i leave my firm? What happens to my

home

license then?
"Arty Facting" wrote in message

perhaps Jrzyguy’s silence is a good indicator that PSCS is installed and
being played with?

<envy>

Arty

"Ed Clarke" wrote in message

In article

<RZVUc.475325$>,

RE-TARD wrote:

Yes but are you sure the company will purchase the additional

licenses

for

everone to run it at home? I’m not sure what a license runs for your

plan

but depending on how many people work where you work and how many

wish

they

had it at home will probably determine whether they are going to

spring

for

the extra licenses. (license= $200.00 X 50 people = $10,000 bucks

they

might

just to decide to give that idea a pitch towards the garbage can.

It’s not necessary to purchase additional licenses. You’re allowed to

install

on two machines in the standard license, but only use ONE at a time.

This

lets

me use CS on my laptoy for portable use and on a dedicated workstation

for

final

results.