Is Creative Cloud the Best Answer For You to Get Adobe Creative Suite Apps?
Another option is the Adobe Creative Cloud. You pay a monthly fee for access to any and all of the applications in Adobe Creative Suite 6. This can be handy if you only need to use a specific product for a short period of time or if you simply don't want to make the upfront investment in the DVD.
Adobe is running a special offer during August 2012 where owners of existing CS products can get a subscription for $29.99/month (40% off). I certainly can't tell you the best decision for your needs, but this special pricing makes the Adobe Creative Cloud a very attractive option.
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posted by Foster D. Coburn III at
8:00 AM
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I am on my 3rd month as a Creative Cloud subscriber, and so far I really like it- the last purchase was CS3.3 Master collection that I bought at a discount when CS4 came out- it was very expensive, but I used most of the programs, so it was the best option. Even at the price I paid for the Master Collection, it would take almost 4 years of what I'm paying in subscription just to pay for the outright purchase- which of course would be highly outdated by that time, so I would have to spend more to stay current. With the subscription plan, I can stay current as part of the membership... so far, a big thumbs up from me.
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