Are these for students? I am not! Can I still use them? Do they come with serial numbers for the download?
1288744
I Purchased this set and have had NO Problem and they are as Spelled out Works Great
1794923
Just like you, I was totally confused. Enter the Product Serial # that is on the CD sleeve as the license number! Unfortunately, this information is not clear except for in the pamphlet included with the software.
1222326
You can load this software on as many computers you need, BUT you can only use it on one computer at a time. Also be aware that the install process requires some extra steps to prove that you are a student. This is not in any of the documentation.
877800
you cant download anything on these? no apps or anything is this true? what good is this for then
1313645
I would imagine it depends on which distribution center you get yours from. I have purchased these for years and never had a problem, besides, you can use things considerably beyond the use by date. Also, if you purchase from Amazon and they are expired, send them back! Amazon stands behind everything they sell.
1824160
How did you know I take these and how did you get my contact info? I thought my purchases were private. To answer your question, yes i do take them. If i had problems with them, i wouldn't be buying them, would you?
1914940
What Reid Smith actually asked is "what's the difference between the $299 academic edition and the $199 student/teacher edition?" He never got an answer to his question. I posted a lengthy explanation on a review of Photoshop CS4 Student Edition. The review is not available now that CS4 is discontinued, but you can still read it by accessing all of the reviews written by The Irish Patient here on Amazon. It's entitled "If in doubt, consider the academic edition instead," and it was the highest rated review for that product. Briefly, the difference under CS4 was that you didn't have to jump through any hoops to activate the $299 academic edition. The $299 academic edition came with an activation code inside the packaging. You were good to go as long as you could get a third party retailer (like AcademicSuperstore) to send you the academic edition disk. With the $199 student edition, all you got was a disk without an activation code. The code could only be obtained by going through Adobe's verification contractor. You had to open the seal on the software and then send your proof of student or teacher status to Adobe. If you were verified, then you would get an e-mail with the activation code. If you were denied, you had to fight with Amazon to return opened software.
577845
Not sure what your question is but to let you know I bought five of them before Christmas and none of them worked. I was very disappointed because I had 100 GB to install on them pictures and histories but would not respond. I even had a computer tech check them out but sure enough not worth spending a dime on them.
817131
Yes, I use them on my computer all the time. You should not have any problems.
742988
You cannot download them on the device itself it does not have internet capability. It the audio books are in a format it supports such as mp3 on a computer, then it is just a simple matter of plugging it in and dragging and dropping the file crom computer to the device. My daughter listens to books and podcasts on this device on her drives to and from college and she loves it.
1726949
Yes that is what I used them for- Had no problems- mainly got them because Printable CD seem to be heard to get now in local stores ?
1349763
The ones I received are just DVD+R and were not compatible for my device, I could not use them.
962831
It's my understanding that Microsoft will have to verify that you're a student or teacher. They way they do that is by verifying your ".edu" email address. From what I understand, they will then send you your product key to that address.
1465583
I personally wouldn't recommend buying them. I het a write error on every burning software I've used. I will spend more to get TDK or Verbatim.
60298
The terms and conditions associated with the license type used with the student suite prohibits any commercial use of the software. However, the purchased (not free) license does not time out as the free one does and your files are not watermarked in any way. But it is clearly not allowed to use it for profit work.
98939
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.
556463
According to the website there is a digital download, so you should be able to though I am not quite sure since I don't use it.