How does the "Edu" version differ from the more expensive versions?
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This version is the same as the retail version just discounted for Academics and non profitsmac
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It doesn't. It's exactly the same version. There is just a discounted price for students and teachers.
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I have not used the cheaper one, so I am not sure. I just know this one is perfect and doesn't cost very much.
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There is probably some differences, but I purchased the lower priced. After all it is for a one year old who in another year probably won't even touch it.
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I am not an educator. I bought the education edition and install it easily without a problem. It is a good program.
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The one I ordered was no different. It just cost less! If there is difference, I am not aware of it.
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$49.99 is the Home version and doesn't provide some features compared to the Premium: 1.Application Support:Spreadsheets 2. Application Support:Presentations 3. Advanced Correction/Editing : Ability to playback your speech in documents 4. Ability to create multiple audio sources (more than one type of audio input device) sharing a vocabulary within the same profile 5. Ability to import/export custom word lists and user profiles 6. Easily create commands to insert frequently used text and/or graphics by voice You may look up the difference at the url: http://www.nuance.com/ucmprod/groups/dragon/@web-enus/documents/collateral/nc_025214.pdf Hope this is helpful.
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The BA plus (not the pro) is likely what your prof is looking for. Check your syllabus and with prof. The Plus PRO does a few more things than the Plus, so I would check but you are possibly safe with the cheaper Plus. Never hurts to make sure.
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Edubuntu is a great choice. It is ideal for young students and children, but contains all of the functionality and usability of Ubuntu, which is powerful enough to meet just about anyone's needs. I haven't used this laptop, but if it's running Edubuntu, I can certainly confirm that the operating system is excellent.
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No. The academic version just means you can only have one copy of the software installed on one machine at a time. The full version gives you the ability to have the software installed on multiple machines.
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Well I dont think you'll find any notable difference. Both follow reference design, in this case base your decision on price and bundle features (games included).
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Good website. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge. I will probably go with the first one an get the software if needed. good advice. The new one looks pretty, gut I don't spend money if there isn't enough upgrade to justify the added espense.
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No, it's identical to the full retail version. The difference is in the licensing and who is eligible for a student & teacher edition. If you qualify, you will be required to provide proof to Adobe. Also, the student & teacher edition does not include a license key. Instead, you must contact Adobe, furnish proof of your student or teach status, and they will provide you with a key. http://www.adobe.com/education/students/studentteacheredition/eligibility.html
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The PE700II has computer connectivity which is probably the main reason for the price difference. You can purchase embroidery design CDs to use with the PE700II which gives you unlimited embroidery potential (be sure to buy designs in the PES format). The 700II is larger (17 x 12 x 8 compared to 13.63 x 10.7 x 10.8) but weighs 12 pounds less than the 700. You won't be sorry you spent the extra $$$.
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You can buy this without being a student, but without being able to verify a .edu email address you will not be able to activate the student version. You would then be required to pay the extra amount that is equal to the regular version to activate Pro Tools.
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Overall there is no difference with the exception of graphics. However, there isn't much of a difference in graphics. Whatever version you decide to get it will be the same.
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I know the Plus version does but I'm not sure of the normal one. (The plus version is like 20 bucks more.)
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Sometimes student editions aren't supposed to be used for professional purposes, but I'm not sure how anybody would be able to tell the difference with something like this. Just so you know the latest edition of CorelDraw is X5, however if you're just getting into this kind of stuff X4 should be fine.