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| Christ. I had a feeling we were heading in this direction. CS3 will probably be my last update. I'll quit altogether before participating in this bullshit.; On Thu, Dec 8, 2011 at 6:53 PM, Rendernyc <rendernyc@gmail.com> wrote: > I have a cs4 prod premium license an AE cs5. > Was planning o upgrading the suite to cs6 this time around. I dont work from > home very much anymore so there wasn't any major need. There's no chance > I'll be upgrading twice so not sure what I'm gonna do > > On Dec 8, 2011, at 4:25 PM, Harriet Thompson <harriet@synthetic.co.nz> > wrote: > > > What are people choosing to do about the new Adobe Creative Cloud licensing > model versus the old system of perpetual licenses? I own a bunch of > individual CS3 products, and I was planning to upgrade to CS6 Production > Premium when it comes out. However, I have read an announcement that in > order to qualify for CS6 upgrade pricing, users must be on CS5 or 5.5, and > that there is a 20% off offer through to December 31. So, I was about to > upgrade to CS5.5 Production Premium, when I also read that there will be a > new membership-based licensing model called the Adobe Creative Cloud, > costing $49.99 per month for individuals, but you can stick with the old > system of perpetual licenses if you prefer. If I don’t buy the CS5.5 > upgrade, can I join the Creative Cloud when it launches? What are other > users planning to do – Creative Cloud or perpetual license? > > Thanks, > Harriet > harriet@synthetic.co.nz |
