Anyone using Adobe CC

[Joe]

Yes. For now. No promises on future updates though.

[Tracy]

Thanks Joe
I don't think I can upgrade to Maverick with XMF
I may need another computer in the future, Like I need more computers
sheesh

[Tracy]

can you have 2 users with 1 license, might be a dumb question :laugh:

just thinking if their not used at the same time

[Farabomb]

I'm not sure you're ok with CC on anything.

[DigitalCrapShoveler]

Yes, you can run 2 computers with one license. One is SUPPOSED to be for work and at home, but you can get away with it. It's for people that take their work home with them; not really for skipping on buying 2 individual copies.

[Joe]

Yes, you can run 2 computers with one license. One is SUPPOSED to be for work and at home, but you can get away with it. It's for people that take their work home with them; not really for skipping on buying 2 individual copies.

Ditto.

4.1 Subscription-Based Software License.

If we provide the Software to you as part of your subscription to use the Services, then subject to your compliance with these terms, we grant you a non-exclusive license to install and use the Software: (a) in the Territory, (b) so long as your subscription is valid, and (c) consistent with these terms and related documentation accompanying the Software. "Territory" means worldwide, but excludes any U.S. embargoed countries and countries where you are prohibited from using the Software or the Services. You may activate the Software on up to 2 devices (or virtual machines) at a time, if these activations are associated with the same Adobe ID for the same individual, unless stated at http://www.adobe.com/go/activation. However, you may not use the Software on these devices simultaneously.

[Tracy]

Thanks Guys! so I should download and put in my current info when asked for the license?

[Joe]

Yes. How long are you going to be there because it can take a long time to download depending on your ISP speed or Adobe server usage or anything in between? And you have to download each application separately. It downloads and installs without you having to run the installer....unless you have a team account and then everything works differently. :laugh:

[Designia(o_O)]

Yes, you can run 2 computers with one license. One is SUPPOSED to be for work and at home, but you can get away with it. It's for people that take their work home with them; not really for skipping on buying 2 individual copies.

Ditto.

4.1 Subscription-Based Software License.

If we provide the Software to you as part of your subscription to use the Services, then subject to your compliance with these terms, we grant you a non-exclusive license to install and use the Software: (a) in the Territory, (b) so long as your subscription is valid, and (c) consistent with these terms and related documentation accompanying the Software. "Territory" means worldwide, but excludes any U.S. embargoed countries and countries where you are prohibited from using the Software or the Services. You may activate the Software on up to 2 devices (or virtual machines) at a time, if these activations are associated with the same Adobe ID for the same individual, unless stated at http://www.adobe.com/go/activation. However, you may not use the Software on these devices simultaneously.

So you actually can't run two computers with one license in the same office because you can't run them simultaneously? Adobe is just so user friendly. I love them.

[Joe]

Yes, you can run 2 computers with one license. One is SUPPOSED to be for work and at home, but you can get away with it. It's for people that take their work home with them; not really for skipping on buying 2 individual copies.

Ditto.

4.1 Subscription-Based Software License.

If we provide the Software to you as part of your subscription to use the Services, then subject to your compliance with these terms, we grant you a non-exclusive license to install and use the Software: (a) in the Territory, (b) so long as your subscription is valid, and (c) consistent with these terms and related documentation accompanying the Software. "Territory" means worldwide, but excludes any U.S. embargoed countries and countries where you are prohibited from using the Software or the Services. You may activate the Software on up to 2 devices (or virtual machines) at a time, if these activations are associated with the same Adobe ID for the same individual, unless stated at http://www.adobe.com/go/activation. However, you may not use the Software on these devices simultaneously.

So you actually can't run two computers with one license in the same office because you can't run them simultaneously? Adobe is just so user friendly. I love them.

You can technologically but not legally.

It's not like the old Quark where it will stop you from running both on the local network. They will both activate and run. The Adobe SWAT team may eventually show up at your door though.

[Ear]

So you actually can't run two computers with one license in the same office because you can't run them simultaneously? Adobe is just so user friendly. I love them.

You can, but you have to use the "2 computers 1 cup" plugin. Try it, the pop-ups are epic.

[Farabomb]

Umm, that makes perfect sense in an office environment. Every user needs a license.

Adobe is being nice by letting you install on 2 separate computers, one being at work and one being at home.

You new to the whole computer software thing?

[Ear]

You can technologically but not legally.

It's not like the old Quark where it will stop you from running both on the local network. They will both activate and run. The Adobe SWAT team may eventually show up at your door though.

Pic of Adobe SWAT team.

[DigiCorn]

You can technologically but not legally.

It's not like the old Quark where it will stop you from running both on the local network. They will both activate and run. The Adobe SWAT team may eventually show up at your door though.

Pic of Adobe SWAT team.

...and this is their leader:

[Joe]

You can technologically but not legally.

It's not like the old Quark where it will stop you from running both on the local network. They will both activate and run. The Adobe SWAT team may eventually show up at your door though.

Pic of Adobe SWAT team.