adobe photoshop

[bigrash]

i noticed that when you download the demo version of Adobe Photoshop you can't print or save files. does anyone know where i can get the full version for cheap. I would appreciate it. My sister needs it for school. thanks.

 

[javathehut]

If your sister needs it for school, your best bet is to buy it from the campus bookstore. Adobe, Microsoft, and other companies always price their software lower for students. I would assume that Photoshop would be significantly cheaper at the student store rather than anywhere else.

 

[bigrash]

i could do that, but she goes to junior high school, and it's for a computer class. it's not like college where they get a discount in the bookstore

 

[madthumbs]

Jasc's Paint Shop Pro is much cheaper and usually fully works in trial for 120 days or so.

 

[DocDoo]

FWIW: If you are interested... I have Adobe Photoshop 5.0LE. It was bundled with a high end scanner I bought.

It's an original Adobe CD and the registration paper (never registered).

Since I already have 6.0 installed, it's just sittin here

If you are interested, make a reasonable offer.

PS. I can email you pictures of the items if you like.

 

[Ladi]

I'd find it fairly hard to believe that there's no way your sister could do her work in school (labs/etc there) or find a copy from school to install on her own system. In any case, an academic version of Photoshop (and many other products) is available for non-college-students from JourneyEd for ~$300 (which is about as cheap as you can possibly get it).

~Ladi

 

[(Chanse)]

Or you can get the LE edition usually with a cheap hard drive or scanner.

 

[bigrash]

yeah, she actually can use the labs, but she wanted to use it at home. Thanks ladi for the suggestion. that's the cheapest i ever saw it anywhere.