How come Adobe puts their programs on the internet for free?

If you downloaded Adobe Creative Suite from a newsgroup, then you have an illegal copy. You probably got it from a warz newsgroup. Adobe posts evaluation copies (expire in 30 days and have certain limitation).

I see your one of those that uses "Easy News" to hide your identity.

On Fri, 28 Nov 2003 21:06:50 GMT, "NoWhereMan" wrote:

If you downloaded Adobe Creative Suite from a newsgroup, then you have an illegal copy. You probably got it from a warz newsgroup. Adobe posts evaluation copies (expire in 30 days and have certain limitation).
I see your one of those that uses "Easy News" to hide your identity.

You sure made a lot of assumptions, but didn’t answer my question. Thanks anyway.

"Special Ed" wrote in message

A friend of mine was telling me that you can get all of Adobe’s stuff for free on the internet, and sure enough he’s right. I even found that new Adobe Creative Suit was available for free in the newsgroups. How come Adobe does this?

Trolling here, now Ed? Shame on you.

What assumptions were incorrect?

As I previously stated, you can download an evaluation copy of Photoshop CS (or other Adobe products) from Adobe.

Now, where did you "download" this supposed free, full version of Adobe Creative Suite?

On Fri, 28 Nov 2003 22:46:01 GMT, "NoWhereMan" wrote:

What assumptions were incorrect?

As I previously stated, you can download an evaluation copy of Photoshop CS (or other Adobe products) from Adobe.

Now, where did you "download" this supposed free, full version of Adobe Creative Suite?

I did not download anything. I have no use for it, especially since I own a legit copy of Photoshop 7. I just verified that it was available.

I see your one of those that uses "Easy News" to hide your identity.

Wrong again Dick Tracey. There are many reasons to subscribe to Easynews other than to hide ones identity.

"jjs" wrote in news::

"Special Ed" wrote in message

A friend of mine was telling me that you can get all of Adobe’s stuff for free on the internet, and sure enough he’s right. I even found that new Adobe Creative Suit was available for free in the newsgroups. How come Adobe does this?

Trolling here, now Ed? Shame on you.

Now, now. Don’t interrupt the dumbass flaming the shithead.

Two kook trolls going after it is about all the amusement they can provide anymore.

Special Ed wrote:

I did not download anything. I have no use for it, especially since I own a legit copy of Photoshop 7. I just verified that it was available.

But what you didn’t verify was that Adobe had nothing to do with it.

On Mon, 01 Dec 2003 16:21:29 -0500, Brian
wrote:

Special Ed wrote:

I did not download anything. I have no use for it, especially since I own a legit copy of Photoshop 7. I just verified that it was available.

But what you didn’t verify was that Adobe had nothing to do with it.

But that’s why I asked the question to begin with, butthead.

Special Ed wrote:

On Mon, 01 Dec 2003 16:21:29 -0500, Brian
wrote:

Special Ed wrote:

I did not download anything. I have no use for it, especially since I own a legit copy of Photoshop 7. I just verified that it was available.

But what you didn’t verify was that Adobe had nothing to do with it.

But that’s why I asked the question to begin with, butthead.

Where are you seeing this? On the Adobe site?

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On Mon, 01 Dec 2003 23:18:06 GMT, edjh wrote:

Special Ed wrote:

On Mon, 01 Dec 2003 16:21:29 -0500, Brian
wrote:

Special Ed wrote:

I did not download anything. I have no use for it, especially since I own a legit copy of Photoshop 7. I just verified that it was available.

But what you didn’t verify was that Adobe had nothing to do with it.

But that’s why I asked the question to begin with, butthead.

Where are you seeing this? On the Adobe site?

No, the programs are being posted in the binary newsgroups. I assumed it was Adobe doing it. Why would someone post their own copy and serial number?

Special Ed wrote:

But what you didn’t verify was that Adobe had nothing to do with it.

But that’s why I asked the question to begin with, butthead.

Not true – you said "why does Adobe do this" as if you already knew or assumed they were responsible for the postings.

Brian

Eric Gill wrote:

"jjs" wrote in news::

"Special Ed" wrote in message

A friend of mine was telling me that you can get all of Adobe’s stuff for free on the internet, and sure enough he’s right. I even found that new Adobe Creative Suit was available for free in the newsgroups. How come Adobe does this?

Trolling here, now Ed? Shame on you.

Now, now. Don’t interrupt the dumbass flaming the shithead.

hahahaha…very funny…I like it 🙂

Two kook trolls going after it is about all the amusement they can provide anymore.