Not yet, but it sounds like I'd better. Why can't Adobe make products that are intuitive?
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Larry C:Not yet, but it sounds like I'd better. Why can't Adobe make products that are intuitive?
justleesa:Oh No! She's gonna make me some competition!!! :11:
LindaBluedolphin:You bet, I can't let you have all the fun.
I am waiting for a call back from the extension program about the class $60 for 10 weeks, 3 hours per class (30 hours total).
JL - Watch out![]()
aboalreem:wow that is a good deal..is that in the USA?![]()
LindaBluedolphin:Yes it is in Raleigh, NC, Wake Tech Community College Extension course. If you take the class and don't have PS you can buy it at the book store (student version) that is how I got the copy of PS6 I have now.
I took the class in 2002 but never got to use it much back then, now with the laptop on its way and a digital camera I can go nuts since I will have the tools.
I think the upgrade cost of $169 is a pretty good deal too, and it will be a regular version, not a student verision.
RonFrank:I'm not too happy with the upgrade cost considering that it's on top of a $600 full versioin price, and that I'm basically being forced into it if I want the full Adobe RAW functionality with the D200. I was NOT planning on upgrading to CS2 as I'm running CS and it does everything I need, or DID until I purchase a new camera.. ohh well, I've *****ed enough on that subject.
I'm not sure if you can upgrade a student version, and end up with a full use version. Adobe has become rather militant about their licensing. I'd contact Adobe and make sure before making that assumption.