CS2 ‘education’ version – full app?

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teflon
Nov 24, 2006
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Hi,

I’m considering buying the education version of CS2.

In it’s FAQ, Adobe states that it removes "some clip art, some fonts, or other non-application resources."

Anybody knows what these ‘other non-application resources" are?

Many thanks.
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Steven Wandy
Nov 24, 2006
On Fri, 24 Nov 2006 00:42:00 GMT, teflon
wrote:

Hi,

I’m considering buying the education version of CS2.

In it’s FAQ, Adobe states that it removes "some clip art, some fonts, or other non-application resources."

Anybody knows what these ‘other non-application resources" are?
Many thanks.

Not sure what the "other non-application resources" refer to as I only have the education version of CS2 so I can’t compare it to the "full" version. When I purchased it from the distributor that Adobe refered me to I asked both the person at Adobe and the distributor if this was a "full" version and (more importantly to me) would it be eligible for an upgrade when Adobe releases "CS3". The answers to both were "yes" from both parties.
Hope this helps.
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jrzyguy
Nov 26, 2006
I have had education versions in the past…and they were totaly functionable…and LEGAL….and what was nice was that i was able to upgrade legaly to non ed version when they came out.

Go for it…you will be happy in the long run

"Steven Wandy" wrote in message
On Fri, 24 Nov 2006 00:42:00 GMT, teflon
wrote:

Hi,

I’m considering buying the education version of CS2.

In it’s FAQ, Adobe states that it removes "some clip art, some fonts, or other non-application resources."

Anybody knows what these ‘other non-application resources" are?
Many thanks.

Not sure what the "other non-application resources" refer to as I only have the education version of CS2 so I can’t compare it to the "full" version. When I purchased it from the distributor that Adobe refered me to I asked both the person at Adobe and the distributor if this was a "full" version and (more importantly to me) would it be eligible for an upgrade when Adobe releases "CS3". The answers to both were "yes" from both parties.
Hope this helps.
T
teflon
Dec 2, 2006
Thanks for the replies. I went ahead and bought it. It can even be used commercially, according to Adobe. It’s a very generous deal.

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