Best $5 spent
Apr 20, 2013 04:57:31 #
I recently traveled to burma and picked up burnt copys of some photo shop programs.Abode photoshop cs5 extended,Abodephotoshop4.2 final andAbode photoshop plug-ins pro.Yes they are old issues but as iv never used a photo sshop system before bar the canon digitalphoto pro that you get.with the camera i think its not a bad buy for $5.which program would you guys and girls suggest i try out?
Apr 20, 2013 05:03:48 #
Apr 20, 2013 05:03:59 #
lighthouse
Loc: No Fixed Abode
I would suggest you try out a legal version of some software as what you bought is illegal pirated software.
Also you do not know if what you bought has malware inside to steal your banking information.
Even assuming it has no nasties, it is possible that the first time it attempts to talk to Adobe that it will send data to their system that rings bells, says pirate pirate pirate and crashes the software off.
Also you do not know if what you bought has malware inside to steal your banking information.
Even assuming it has no nasties, it is possible that the first time it attempts to talk to Adobe that it will send data to their system that rings bells, says pirate pirate pirate and crashes the software off.
Apr 20, 2013 05:10:56 #
Sometimes when things seem too good to be true it's because that's really the case. If it's not an original copy and/or you're not the registered owner, I was under the impression that some software wouldn't work maybe, I'm wrong. Thought you needed an internet connection and a "key code" to activate the software. Five dollars is pretty cheap for Abode Photoshop CS5 extended. I don't know much about the others.
Apr 20, 2013 05:21:14 #
Seems to me that you might have pirate ware. This is a photo forum many view their selves as artist. I am sure that their work has been used with out authorization. Its a simple matter really. Mama always said to ask. If you can register the soft ware then used it.
Good luck in any event.
Good luck in any event.
Apr 20, 2013 05:30:57 #
okay now iv used an old laptop that doesnt have any details ie banking etc to upload the programs and guess what?they work fine!the disks come with the crack codes attached so you have a choice of 8 codes to type in and done with no internet connection.
pirate arrrrr me maties lol
pirate arrrrr me maties lol
Apr 20, 2013 05:44:05 #
hj
Loc: Florida
lumpski wrote:
okay now iv used an old laptop that doesnt have any details ie banking etc to upload the programs and guess what?they work fine!the disks come with the crack codes attached so you have a choice of 8 codes to type in and done with no internet connection.
pirate arrrrr me maties lol
pirate arrrrr me maties lol
Sorry, I don't think you'll find too many on this forum laughing with you at your illegal find and whimsical attitude about piracy of software.
Apr 20, 2013 05:45:53 #
miamithom
Loc: Cutler Bay, Florida, USA
Just why would you want to admit the cracks etc. Adobe might just be monitoring this blog and now you may be toast. :cry:
Apr 20, 2013 07:45:58 #
hj wrote:
Sorry, I don't think you'll find too many on this forum laughing with you at your illegal find and whimsical attitude about piracy of software.
Agree hj. Hey lumpski.... please don't pirate my stuff. :evil:
Apr 20, 2013 08:52:19 #
Just curious. Would you buy camera gear that you were fully aware was stolen, even though you could take pictures with it?
I figured as much. Theft is theft and it will cost us all in the long run.
Maybe you can find a good deal on a conscience somewhere.
I figured as much. Theft is theft and it will cost us all in the long run.
Maybe you can find a good deal on a conscience somewhere.
Apr 20, 2013 09:30:22 #
lumpski wrote:
I recently traveled to burma and picked up burnt copys of some photo shop programs.Abode photoshop cs5 extended,Abodephotoshop4.2 final andAbode photoshop plug-ins pro.Yes they are old issues but as iv never used a photo sshop system before bar the canon digitalphoto pro that you get.with the camera i think its not a bad buy for $5.which program would you guys and girls suggest i try out?
PSE 11
Apr 20, 2013 10:03:22 #
lumpski wrote:
okay now iv used an old laptop that doesnt have any details ie banking etc to upload the programs and guess what?they work fine!the disks come with the crack codes attached so you have a choice of 8 codes to type in and done with no internet connection.
pirate arrrrr me maties lol
pirate arrrrr me maties lol
OK, if you like to work with stolen software and brand yourself as a thief or as the possessor of stolen items, feel free, but please don't come here and ask for help. Go back to the thieves you bought the stuff from.
I'm not even sorry I am this harsh....
EstherP
Apr 20, 2013 10:07:40 #
Apr 20, 2013 11:28:21 #
if any of you read correctly instead of getting on your high horsr like good little americans you all are!i do belive i said try out!!!!i personally think if you need to use photo shop then your not photographers but digital artists!
Apr 20, 2013 11:43:54 #
lumpski wrote:
if any of you read correctly instead of getting on your high horsr like good little americans you all are!i do belive i said try out!!!!i personally think if you need to use photo shop then your not photographers but digital artists!
Look, if you want to "try out" any of Adobe's software it is available for a free download and 30 day free trial through their website. You do not have to buy pirated copies from illegal street vendors and support the black market trade and likely drug cartels at the same time. This is innappropriate behavior and your attitude is typical of those supporting illegal acts worldwide. I suggest you take your attitude, language and childish behavior somewhere that it is more accepted. Like a schoolyard, thats where it belongs, not here.
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