Is a full version of Adobe Bridge CS5 on Adobe Photoshop Extended CS5 Student &amp; Teacher Edition? What does this mean?
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Personally, I'm using Photoshop Extended CS4 Academic Edition, but you can be very confident that the full version of Bridge is included in CS5 Student Edition. Even if it isn't, you can probably get a copy for free; see below. Mini Bridge is an addition to CS5 products, not a replacement for the full Bridge application. Bridge through CS3 was pretty much useless. Bridge got beefed up in CS4, but many people thought it was cumbersome to have to switch between separate application windows for Photoshop and Bridge. In CS5, users have been given the option to use either full Bridge or Mini Bridge. My understanding is that Mini Bridge operates directly from the Photoshop application window. Adobe has never treated Bridge as an application that anyone would want to have separately from Photoshop. I haven't tried this with CS5, but in CS4 and earlier you could get Bridge for free by downloading the 30 day free trial for Photoshop. Bridge was included in the trial. Photoshop expired at the end of the 30 days, but Bridge remained fully functional indefinitely. I suspect that you could still do this if, for some bizarre reason, the full version of Bridge isn't included in CS5 Student Edition.
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My box did not have a rebate coupon. Adobe now uses upgrade editions, requiring you to have the older license. The upgrade edition seems to be priced at ten dollars less than the price for the full edition and I don't see the upgrade edition listed YET on Amazon for sale and download. Perhaps it is coming in future. I suggest you write or call Customer Service and inquire.
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I have an Adobe CS subscription and run PS without an issue. Can't vouch for others, but I've never had any trouble.
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Yes. Your student teacher version is a qualified version for the upgrade. Jeffrey Tranberry Digital Imaging Product Development Adobe Systems, Product Manager, Chief Customer Advocate
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Included in the CS6 standard is; Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Bridge, Extension Manager, Media Encoder and Acrobat X Pro. Hope that helped :-)
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there is no difference at all. Adobe just authors a discount to students and teachers.
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This is the full version that comes on the original DVD. Serial activation key is also included in this package. This is the same software package found here: http://shop.adobe.com/store/adbestap/en_SG/pd/ThemeID.30575200/productID.257993700 The only difference is that the outer box is not included, just the inner box that contains the actual software.
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Adobe Photoshop CC 2014 (and previous versions) will run on this computer, however it will run very ineffectively. It will use about 50% of this computers RAM and nearly all of it's processing speed. If you are using advanced tools such as the Healing Brush Tool, Blur Tool, Smear Tool, and anything else that does advanced pixel manipulation, the computer will slow down and the program may crash. I recommend finding a machine with at least 6GB of RAM, and quality performance dual core processor. You might find one for around $350
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This disc included Bridge, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Flash, Illustrator, InDesign, and Photoshop. CS6 is supposedly the last version of "own the box" software Adobe is making with their creative suite and all new versions of the CS will be in the cloud.
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Your question does not deserve an answer. Cs5 is a very expensive program. Buy The mac then Buy cs5.
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While I am not a software designer and have never been to Australia, I would wager that any software designed for a particular operating system will work on that operating system. That being said, I can tell you it works very well on my system (Windows 7 PC). If you get the student version, you will be required to submit proof of student status in order to activate the product. Having worked with full versions of Photoshop for years, this is not bad for being a scaled down version of the professional software. I would definitely contact the manufacturer (Adobe) to verify. http://www.adobe.com/company/contact.html is their "contact us" page. Good luck.
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Interesting. Which version of photoshop are you using? I can use it, using version c6.
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Yes, because it only runs on Windows. The license is for Windows and Adobe does not make CS6 anymore. My solution would be to buy either VMWare or Parallels (virtual machine software) and install your copy of Windows on it then install PhotoShop CS6. The cost of the VM software is less then $100.00. If you buy the Mac version on Amazon it is ~$300.00. I run Windows 8.1 as VM on my Mac Mini because I do not want to give up my Windows 7 system. I use Windows 8.1 for testing.
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CS5 is not the same as CS6 which is not the same as CC ( subscription based month to month). The advantage of CC is that it will likely adapt to the new Win 10 and includes the up-to-date Lightroom program. You cannot just buy CC only rent. Stop paying and you loose the program. CS5 is fine and may not be worth an update to CS6 let alone CC unless there is some special feature you require or plan on a new Win 10 computer in a few months. It is probably best to wait for Win 10 and see what Adobe plans next.
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The education version is a full version. I am not sure about the home and student version...
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Your question does not deserve an answer. Cs5 is a very expensive program. Buy The mac then Buy cs5 .
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According to Adobe, no, you need a G5 processor to run CS4. The latest officially supported version of the Adobe suite for the G4 is CS3. That said, I have seen a few different posts from people who claim it can be installed, or that you could merely copy the files over from a system where CS4 is installed. I, however, have never tried this, and don't believe it unless I see it. Sorry.