I purchase the painter x3 !As it is the education edition tho.On the pkg. it states proof of eligibility requirement.can I as a reg.consumer?
450056
Yes, you can use it. They state that you are not allowed to try to sell any type of art you create commercially. I hope that makes sense.
1455875
I didnt buy a version with it, but im sure you can. No idea what the mark up would be.
815597
I do not know, but their website will tell you. I would guess they do not want students stuck at one release level. You should be able to upgrade at a reduced cost.
782476
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.
1038605
The short answer is no, I did buy it and had to return it because it does require activation With your student ID it doesn't say that online but when you get it you find out that is true So yeah if you need it I would buy the full version Good luck
450062
If you qualify, get the Education Edition. It has all features of the standard edition. The Home and Student Edition has *almost* complete versions of CorelDRAW and Corel PHOTO-PAINT but some features are missing. The Home and Student Suite does not include many OpenType features or color management options. The Home and Student Suite does not include VBA / VSTA or Macros. The Home and Student Suite does not include PrePress, PreFlight, several of the file formats in the other versions. Note that if you are already a Paintshop Pro user, PSP cannot read the .CPT files generated by PhotoPaint and vice versa. Corel has about the best file format translators in the industry. This file format shortcoming is the only one I've found in the entire Corel lineup and it is disappointing.
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AFAIK, yes! As long as the code you bought hasn't been used already, it should work. You'll get a 30-day Patron's pass after you start up (bonus stuff for a month), since they went F2P about 6mo. ago, along w/ all the bonus goodies.
2197166
Adobe has moved to a subscription model- you pay a certain amount every month and you have access to the newest version of their Creative Suite. CS6 was the last to be released on a disc. Personally, I wanted a disc so I would own the program and not have to pay a monthly fee, so I got CS6- works for me. I just didn't want to have projects that I cannot open because I did not pay a subscription that month. The life of a freelancer is variable and some months are good and some are slow- I wouldn't want to be in a position where I am in a slow month and am offered work I can't do because I can't afford the monthly fee. It isn't a lot but- kind of the principle of the thing. If I have a file on my computer- art I have created- I want to be able to have a functional program that will open it up. Otherwise it feels like my art is held hostage. So, it is called Legacy because it is not the newest version which is not on disc.
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As is the case with most software, the version changes annually so last years edition won't be viable for this year (SUCKS!) Every copy I've purchased, both disc and download, was licensed for one computer only. A hidden subroutine key identifies your computer with the a specific copy of the software so if you attempt to install it on multiple machines, when it goes for updates, you'll be flagged for running without a license. I have, however, processed up to four return files for different individuals, then printed the returns out.
1969085
Download the full version online, next thing is when it prompts you to activate it or enter product do so. Using the numbers on the disc you bought
203154
Yes. You will have to call Ableton and confirm your student enrollment. The seller also has to do the license transfer. I did this over a year ago I think so I can't remember exactly but it's similar to that.
1898519
Can't speak for everyone, however my product is OEM Adobe Acrobat X PRO (professional) retail box. Not a student/teacher or standard version. It is a DVD-ROM, not a download.
764298
Every vendor is probably going to have different copies of the game. It is most likely the fourth edition but you would have to ask the individual sellers not those who have already bought it.
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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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I don't know (I would guess not), but I have X (10) student edition (open box) with an Ilok for sale. Normally you get a discount on upgrades. I will sell it for $265. You need to be a registered student with valid ID to authorize. I bought it thinking I could register it, but am not a student, so I am stuck with it, unable to use. Good luck.
2067447
Not off top of my head.... But google the game and scroll down, it should give you the requirements there
2026910
A DVD did accompany the product, along with a valid serial number, which represents the most vital portion of the purchase. Unfortunately, the DVD was not fully updated to reflect current OS X standards. However, I was able to download the most compatible version from adobe.com without being forced to invest in its subscription model, of which I disapprove.