Legality of idea ? (adobe personnel opinions appreciated)

GR
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gerry.rigney
Sep 11, 2003
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Hi all

I work int IT in a company. Our users all need to use photoshop from time to time but not enough to warrant purchasing a copy for all. At the moment we have around 3 copies on "scanner machines" (no dedicated user is allocated to these machines, you come, do your work and go back to your normac machine) he problem is that there is a queue of people for these machines and we don’t have the space to add more of them.

Query:

I have tested this with a freeware piece of software and it works. If you install it on NTFS partition on every machine and only assign a single group rights to access the .exe of the program. Then you add/ remove users as they need it NEVER exceeding the amount of licences you’ve purchased.

This works but my question is "is it legal?" Like I say, my company have a strict software policy so we will not use the above proceedure if it is not ok with adobe.

Any feedback will be greatly appreciated.

Best regards
Gerry Rigney

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BG
barry gray
Sep 11, 2003
Gerry-
These are user to user forums, occasionally Adobe personnel check in, but it’s not likely you’ll get any accurate legal response here.
I suggest you email Adobe (or call) directly.
GR
gerry.rigney
Sep 11, 2003
Cheers Barry, I’ll give it a day but then I’ll contact them directly.

Thanks again
Gerry

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