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Posted by Rgr on 05/29/06 23:55
P.C. Ford wrote:
> On Mon, 29 May 2006 18:49:46 -0400, Rôgêr <abuse@your.isp.com> wrote:
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>>P.C. Ford wrote:
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>>>I have my eye on a Adobe program. I suspect that it is part of a Adobe
>>>video collection suite. It is advertised as unregistered. Do you know
>>>what risks there are to buying a program which was part of a suite?
>>>Seems to me that the individual programs are not eligible for upgrade.
>>>I tried the Adobe site...could find an answer and could not find the
>>>right place to ask on a forum. I will call Adobe custormer service
>>>tomorrow. But maybe you know today?
>>
>>Would it have been too much of a pain to tell everyone what the program
>>is? And "advertised as unregistered", does that mean you're buying it
>
>>from a software pirate?
>
> We seem to be a little on edge, huh? Holiday go poorly?
>
> It is not "too much of a pain" to tell you what the program is, it's
> Encore. (What difference that makes I have no idea.)
>
> It is "advertised as unregistered." I do not knowingly buy pirate
> software and I have returned software and demanded my money back when
> it turned out to be pirate software. I don't think it's fair for me
> to make a buck with sofware stolen from someone else.
>
> But thanks for asking.
>
> I'm buying the sofware to ultimately upgrade it. As I suppose you
> know, if you buy an unregistered old Adobe version or arrange to
> transfer the license, you can upgrade the version for $200. I've done
> this in the past. Transfered a license for AE and bought a virgin copy
> of Premiere 1.
>
> Assuming you don't actually know the answer to my question, I wish you
> a better workweek than your holiday.
Ask a stupid question ...
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