Hi,
My work qualifies me for an education CS3 version, in my Froogle search up pops many outlets such as xposhop.co.uk which are selling this version at £120 to £140 quid. My question is has anyone brought a copy from such an outlet?
Cheers
Tim
Posted by Paul Everett on July 10, 2007 at 9:00 AM
I picked up a copy from Amazon for £133 and that seems pretty competitive, why take a chance on a unknown at that price?
Hi Paul,
Xposhop is an amazon linked company, whatever that means, but £133 quid is fine by me anyways.
Tom, your info is good to know, however I seem to only sell prints and so metadata don't show up (not that I would do that sort of thing). It's the student edition that you cannot upgrade, I think.
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3 repliesMy work qualifies me for an education CS3 version, in my Froogle search up pops many outlets such as xposhop.co.uk which are selling this version at £120 to £140 quid. My question is has anyone brought a copy from such an outlet?
Cheers
Tim
Paul
I'd read the terms of the license... I had a education copy of Photoshop and quickly bought the commercial copy.
When you process an image it now embedds the license number in the Metadata...
T
PS I think you cannot upgrade the educational copy and have to buy a new one every time.
Xposhop is an amazon linked company, whatever that means, but £133 quid is fine by me anyways.
Tom, your info is good to know, however I seem to only sell prints and so metadata don't show up (not that I would do that sort of thing). It's the student edition that you cannot upgrade, I think.
Cheers
Tim