Anyone have an Adobe CS5 or CS6 package they want to sell?

[Outnumbered]

Looking for an Adobe Creative Suite package with Illustrator. Version 5+ in windows format in retail or student version. Anyone have a copy laying around they want to sell?

Thanks:thumbsup

 

[Nerf]

I joined Creative Cloud, for me it's a reasonable (and expensable) cost at $50/month (on a year subscription). If you only have a need every now and then you can get the full suite on a month-to-month for $75 per.

They also have a Photoshop only plan at $10/month.

http://www.adobe.com/products/creativecloud/buying-guide.html

 

[Outnumbered]

Thanks. I may do that. They have a student rate of $19 per month for CS6 that my daughter can get. Is there any disadvantage to the cloud vs the cd?

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[Nerf]

Thanks. I may do that. They have a student rate of $19 per month for CS6 that my daughter can get. Is there any disadvantage to the cloud vs the cd?

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None that I've seen, I'm very happy with the membership...lots of updates too.

 

[white tortilla]

im a full time college student. i couldnt believe all the free shit i could download as long as i have my student id!!

 

[Outnumbered]

im a full time college student. i couldnt believe all the free shit i could download as long as i have my student id!!

They give some good deals but Adobe shit is expensive and never free.

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[white tortilla]

They give some good deals but Adobe shit is expensive and never free.

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idk i was able to get any of the adobe stuff for free for three years. might b worth it to sign uo for a CC class if theres something local even if you drop the class just to get a student id

 

[C-2]

I too am taking college courses and agree - the software discounts are huge and almost offset the tuition, lol.

While at Cal State Fullerton, I was able to download the entire Adobe Creative Suite (like 13 programs) for $50. But, I only use Acrobat (PDF), Dreamweaver and PS - so Adobe nixed the other applications. They also upgraded me out of Acrobat 9 - which I had paid for (and is now EOL). That part pisses me off.

Adobe products are going to subscription only; I'm not sure you can even get a boxed version any longer. Even if you can, Adobe has really stepped up their game to make sure you are not sharing software. With my boxed version of Acrobat 9, I only had 2 licenses, and would have to de-activate/activate/call customer service; again, they keep pretty good tabs on everything.

And Adobe pushes out tons of updates - not only for licensing, but also for security since their products are so widely used and popular, they are a big attack vector. So you have to accept the updates - at least, if you don't want to become a spam distributing member of a Russian botnet.

I think MS via Office 365 is also trying the cloud deal.

When the time comes, I will also be signing up for the $20/month Creative Suite option; at $240 year, it's still a smoking deal considering the updated versions to premium products.

 

[Outnumbered]

idk i was able to get any of the adobe stuff for free for three years. might b worth it to sign uo for a CC class if theres something local even if you drop the class just to get a student id

It is no longer like that with Adobe. This is for my daughter and she has a student ID. Adobe will not give away their products. Corel Draw on the other hand I can get her for $49 vs $499

 

[Outnumbered]

Got a new copy of CS5 on eBay for under $140. Thanks for the replies. :thumbup:

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[Anarchy Powerboats]

I joined Creative Cloud, for me it's a reasonable (and expensable) cost at $50/month (on a year subscription). If you only have a need every now and then you can get the full suite on a month-to-month for $75 per.

They also have a Photoshop only plan at $10/month.

http://www.adobe.com/products/creativecloud/buying-guide.html

This.