LR3 Differences: Is LR3 Student &amp; Teacher a stripped down version of LR3
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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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This is the full version. You don't need any prior version of Poser. For me it was cheaper than going the upgrade route. You can always point it to your old Poser runtime (Poser 5 in my case) to use your existing content.
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yes, the box version has a CD-ROM which loads onto your computer. I have used the computer version on my PC a few times and there's little difference from the internet version other than appearance. However, you will not be able to chat online with other learners, or play games online with other learners. You can still play games on the computer version. My version SEEMS to suggest that I can load up to five learners on one version, but I haven't tried. Thus a learner would logon and the program would take the learner to where he/she left off. Each learner can proceed at their own pace (I think.) Four or five learners might replace the online chat feature. Good luck!
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student edition is the same product but only students can buy it...it is cheaper for them..but you have to prove that you are a student..
1038604
you can but don't think it would be helpful...your best bet is to either buy the full version or the one with the mini box it comes with the software adn you don't have to be a student
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Nothing on the label or packaging about version, it is mostly in Japanese. Burns great on my cheap LG blue ray burner. Burners are so cheap today that you can throw away an old one that gives any trouble! I also have a 3 year old LG burner which I have not tried with these disks. I suggest buying a spindle and if the burner does not like it then replace the burner. BTW: your burner should be capable of writing to 100GB disks too. Check the specs before buying one.
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Dear Elene,You can get more information on scholastic versions and licensing here: http://www.creationengine.com/html/ld.lasso?ld=35278or you may want to consider a monthly or yearly subscription available from Corel here: http://www.corel.com/corel/product/index.jsp?pid=prod4260069
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According to tech support, the education edition always puts a watermark on the graphics you create, because Corel doesn't want you to be able to make any money on your student drawings. If you use want to use to sell your graphics, you have to buy the full version. Again, this is what tech support said when I called them.
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Yes. It is also available for teachers, and other staff of a university, so as a fellow you should be fine. Use your .edu email when verifying! When on the product page there is a link that says "more details" after describing the requirements for buying the student & teacher edition.
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The EULA says you cannot use the Educational edition for commercial purposes, ie sell the art you make. So if you like doing this for hobby and projects for personal reasons, the Educational one is the way to go. If you're selling artwork like commissions and stuff, or a professional - get the retail version. There is really no difference in performance or limitations between the retail and educational edition. Educational edition has a splash page during launch telling you this is the Academic/Educational edition.
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There is a student model and a Pro model also. The student one has a "plastic" slide and the Pro one has a metal slide. I think they both can be ordered with the different laser combos.
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Thank you for your question. The software itself is exactly the same, and sells for the same or close to the same price. The only difference is that the student edition includes 4 years of free upgrades. AVID is fairly strict about verification, so you definitely need to provide verification that you are a student or teacher to qualify for either of these two academic editions. I hope this information is helpful. - Arnie Schachere, Music Studio Direct Amazon Store
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depends on the product you buy (regular version, educator version, etc) The educator version was two PCs when I my wife bought it. I don't know about other versions.
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Yes, there are two versions. I use the free version, which is adequate for home use. I have been using it for over four years and very satisfied with the basic functions.
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LT is a light version. However, I received full blown autocad 2007 when ordering this project, not lt. No idea why and I'm not arguing, as it loaded and works. I did get one warning that there are "known compatibility issues" however, I have had no issues with a new computer running windows 7 .. good luck!
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3.0 is a newer version, hasn't been sitting on the shelf as long. Both are discontinued.
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I think so. I used it lion. There is a better program for only $30 on Amazon. It has a couple dvds and books. I think it is called "living language Japanese"