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I always try to remain within the licensing agreement for all software I purchase, and PS is no exception. That being said, here’s a hypothetical question.
I bought PS CS suite as an upgrade to PS7. I no longer use PS 7, instead using only the CS version. Would it be breaking the license (since CS was an upgrade) to allow access to v7 to my son (12 years old) who has shown an aptitude for graphics work?
I’d like to get him started learning PS, while not causing any issues, license wise. The version would not be used simultaneously by more than one user, and only installed on one computer. It’s not being sold, traded or given away…
Is this a reasonable use, or do you feel the Adobe folks would not be too happy about it? (yes, I’m paranoid about licenses ;))
I bought PS CS suite as an upgrade to PS7. I no longer use PS 7, instead using only the CS version. Would it be breaking the license (since CS was an upgrade) to allow access to v7 to my son (12 years old) who has shown an aptitude for graphics work?
I’d like to get him started learning PS, while not causing any issues, license wise. The version would not be used simultaneously by more than one user, and only installed on one computer. It’s not being sold, traded or given away…
Is this a reasonable use, or do you feel the Adobe folks would not be too happy about it? (yes, I’m paranoid about licenses ;))
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