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Again, please read: http://www.blog.myleniumstuff.de/?p=1840
. If you do a little reading between the lines, you can assume that there are some things coming, some things will be rectified, some things will be re-defined, including what Adobe sees as "the cloud" and pricing models. I'm just not at liberty to divulge anything yet.
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Greg Balint <greg@delrazor.com> hat am 22. Dezember 2011 um 07:55 geschrieben:
I'm glad some things have cleared up a little. What I'm wondering is, what's the big difference between what adobe is already doing as "subscription" versus Calling this new licensing "cloud". Because aside from being able to use a few mobile app things and little online services which I'll probably never even look into, a monthly payment to use the software sounds the same as subscription to me.
Guess we'll have to see.
Thanks for chiming in, Todd.
////Greg Balint
///Art Director / Motion Graphics Designer
CS6 is gonna suck for many reasons, but that's not one of them. Just like the current subscription, you get access to the latest version and do not need to own any prior version at all, much less a permanent license of the current one. The only downside is, of course, that once your subscription ends you're left without anything at all...
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Michael Hazarian <
mhlists@rxpro.com
> hat am 22. Dezember 2011 um 02:33 geschrieben:
> My quick pass through the new licensing (a couple weeks ago) might be
> betraying me (please correct me if I'm wrong, I hope I am) but I think
> you have to have purchased the the latest non-cloud version of the app/
> collection before you enroll into the cloud version. So you would have
> an upfront buy-in of the full/upgrade of the app/collection prior to
> paying the monthly charge and I think that has to be at least v5.5 if
> not v6.0, right?
>
> Mike Hazarian
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