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Free alternative program to Adobe Photoshop? St Stiff30
On my laptop is adobe photoshop elements 9 i'm not sure because i think adobe photoshop is quite expensive.
whether if I'm with what is on my laptop if I then accept the software license agreement if I have to pay a lot of money or is it free
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you probably have a trial version on your lap, read the license, maybe you got a free full version too
Adobe CC 2020 Photoshop together with Lightroom costs 12 euro per month with a contract term of one year. Whether you need it as a private user is another question.
The licensing is explained here: https://helpx.adobe.com/...ents.html/
Version 9 is probably quite out of date, maybe you should use a current free photo editing.
CS2 is ancient and not free.
"For technical reasons, Adobe had to switch off the activation server for Creative Suite 2. For existing customers, the download page linked above went online on December 13th. The http://blogs.adobe.com/conversations/2013/01/update-on-cs2-and-acrobat-7-activation-servers.html states:" Although it can be interpreted as if Adobe released the software for free the measure served to help our customers. "
Adobe does not give anyone permission to use the software freely, but does not restrict its use in any way. The installers including serial numbers are still free to download. After the site was initially offline yesterday, Adobe even fled to the front and deactivated the previously required login with Adobe ID. The link is now publicly available. Adobe does not want to prevent use, but free users are not entitled to upgrade and support. Another question is whether you want to work with an eight-year-old Photoshop without camera raw if you can rent Photoshop CS6 for 25 euro a month. "
Used laptop? PsE9 is from 2010 and not worth much. The current version would be 18 (2020). So maybe a holdover from the previous owner. Is not _das_ Photoshop, but Photoshop Elements.
A gift horse…
A court overturned the restriction. However, I will not discuss this anew with every contribution. Google also provides information about this.
Clear ne software from 2010 as a trial version.
Photoshop Elements is a reduced and easy-to-use software from Adobe and not Photoshop CS or CC. Elements is still available as normal purchase software and costs 45 euro (the current version 18/2020), older ones of course less.
There are no court rulings that allow free use of Adobe CS2. Apart from the fact that this software can no longer be run on current operating systems.
https://blogs.adobe.com/conversations/2013/01/update-on-cs2-and-acrobat-7-activation-servers.html
Oh yes there's. I've also looked out before, so forgive me if I don't do it every day.
If you can't prove that there's a court decision, your claim is groundless. The person who makes a claim is also subject to proof. It's almost as crazy here as with Facebook comments.
Why, I can… You're just too lazy to google and prefer to stink around
Then I would like to state at the present time: you can't prove your claim. You have been with Girlfriend for four months now and I could not find an answer from you that contained the proof or no answer to Adobe CS2. What prevents you from copying / pasting the link here? That would also be better for the good question, what good is it if false information is disseminated here.
I have already linked this in my Girlfriend history, so save yourself your insinuations and trolling.
