Registering Programs like Studio MX and Adobe Photoshop CS
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Hey guys. I'm waiting to switch to the next speed bumped power macs, but I hear that speed bump could happen as late as September. I really want to explore Studio MX and Adobe Photoshop CS for Mac, but if I only get the mac in September then my whole summer will be wasted without being productive. (I also want to spend summer learning how to use a mac and not waste my school year learning.)
The problem is that if I buy this software (Studio MX and Adobe Photoshop) for my PC, it will become incompatible with my Mac and I won't be able to use it ever again.
So, I'm going to use my sister's emac until I get the powermac and install the paid software on there.
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I am aware that Photoshop CS and Studio MX make you register your product online. My question is: once I register the product for my sister's emac (which I'm currently using), will I be able to install it on the powermac and register it there too???
Hey guys. I'm waiting to switch to the next speed bumped power macs, but I hear that speed bump could happen as late as September. I really want to explore Studio MX and Adobe Photoshop CS for Mac, but if I only get the mac in September then my whole summer will be wasted without being productive. (I also want to spend summer learning how to use a mac and not waste my school year learning.)
The problem is that if I buy this software (Studio MX and Adobe Photoshop) for my PC, it will become incompatible with my Mac and I won't be able to use it ever again.
So, I'm going to use my sister's emac until I get the powermac and install the paid software on there.
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I am aware that Photoshop CS and Studio MX make you register your product online. My question is: once I register the product for my sister's emac (which I'm currently using), will I be able to install it on the powermac and register it there too???
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The registration is meant for the owner of the software, rather than for a specific computer.
If anyone who attended law school found a hole in this statement, feel free. 8)