Quick question- need help

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Joe_Vargas
May 17, 2005
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Hi all I just bought the photoshop cs2 upgrade, registered and activated it. I just have a quick question. I had the educational version of photoshop cs1, and I want to know if installing this upgrade made my photoshop a standard license (so that I can legally sell my work and put it online,ect). Please respond ASAP. Thanks
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Corey
May 18, 2005
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Hi all I just bought the photoshop cs2 upgrade, registered and activated
it. I just have a quick question. I had the educational version of photoshop cs1, and I want to know if installing this upgrade made my photoshop a standard license (so that I can legally sell my work and put it online,ect). Please respond ASAP. Thanks

I believe it does. Do you see the educational screen graphic when booting?

Peadge 🙂
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Don_McCahill
May 18, 2005
You can sell your work legally with the educational version. That license does not have any restrictions of this type.

That said, yes, you can upgrade to a non-education version.

Don
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Joe_Vargas
May 18, 2005
Thanks, but do I have the standard license now since I registered and activated the upgrade?
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dave_milbut
May 18, 2005
yes.
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The_Rock
May 18, 2005
yes .. you now have the standard license …

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Thanks, but do I have the standard license now since I registered and
activated the upgrade?
JV
Joe_Vargas
May 18, 2005
thanks…now I can design websites and make profits for them without worrying about them being illegal. Thanks guys
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dave_milbut
May 18, 2005
now I can design websites and make profits for them without worrying about them being illegal.

oh i forgot. you have to send me 3 cents for every page hit you get. THEN you’re legal… yea, yea, that’s the ticket! 😉

<kidding>
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Don_McCahill
May 18, 2005
thanks…now I can design websites and make profits for them without worrying about them being illegal.

As I said before (to clarify for others) you can make profits from the educational version as well.

Don
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Michael_D_Sullivan
May 19, 2005
Macromedia has a restriction on using the educational version of their software for commercial purposes, unlike Adobe. That could be a source of confusion.

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