Communigate Pro AE-List@media-motion.tv Message 41632

you know the one question I have is say you are on Production Premium CS5 do I need to upgrade to Production Premium CS5.5 to get to Production Premium CS6 - because the way they have it worded (at one point it said) latest version, CS5 or CS5.5 so that to me means I need to be on Production Premium CS5.5 because that is the "latest version"

Still confused,

Timt

ps already upgraded at home just wondering if I need to push the issue at work. (I really should have done it the other way round)

FYI, Adobe has updated their upgrade policy:

http://www.adobe.com/products/creativesuite/faq.html?anonymous_element_1=2.html#upgrade-eligibility

The new news is the second paragraph below:
"Adobe’s new Creative Suite upgrade policy, which goes into effect in the first half of 2012 when Adobe Creative Cloud™ and Creative Suite 6 are released, will require customers to be on the most current version of Creative Suite in order to qualify for upgrade pricing when new versions are released. This means that customers need to be on CS5 or CS5.5 in order to receive upgrade pricing when CS6 is released.
"To ensure customers have the opportunity to evaluate both Creative Cloud and CS6, Adobe will extend an introductory offer to CS3 and CS4 customers for special upgrade pricing on CS6 until December 31, 2012. This will give CS3 and CS4 customers an upgrade path to CS6 or the option of moving to Creative Cloud (which will include all of the CS6 products, creative services, Adobe Touch Apps, and more). Customers who remain on CS2 or earlier will not be eligible for upgrade pricing for CS6 but will be able to move to a Creative Cloud membership."