Adobe Flash Questions...

[Pacflip]

I purchased an Adobe Flash CS4 Pro Education Version for a bargan.
I just sold it, and the people are saying that it won't let them use the program because they aren't students of any kind. The program never actually asked me any questions like that when I installed it.
I know it didn't. It shouldn't for them, either.
Are they bullshitting me?

[EJR]

At 6/22/09 04:09 PM, Pacflip wrote: Are they bullshitting me?

Yes most likely.

[hallaby]

yeah, they're lying, once you purchase it they dont care about it

[LenardNotLenny]

My guess would be yes.

I'd double check with Adobe before you make any accusations though. I was under the impression the education version just means you aren't allowed to make money off of it. I could be wrong.

[zrb]

At 6/22/09 09:15 PM, LenardNotLenny wrote: My guess would be yes.

I'd double check with Adobe before you make any accusations though. I was under the impression the education version just means you aren't allowed to make money off of it. I could be wrong.

Your right, its the same Flash but just non-profitable.

@ OP: They were bullshiting you or they're just retards who can't install anything.

[darkchampx210]

At 6/22/09 04:09 PM, Pacflip wrote: I purchased an Adobe Flash CS4 Pro Education Version for a bargan.
I just sold it, and the people are saying that it won't let them use the program because they aren't students of any kind. The program never actually asked me any questions like that when I installed it.
I know it didn't. It shouldn't for them, either.
Are they bullshitting me?

it's quite possible. Adobe does offer their products to students that verify their registration in schools at a discounted price. about 80% off the normal price I believe, but you do have to provide them all the proper paperwork saying you're in school. trouble is, the program should have asked you the same thing. They might just be making it up, or it may be that they have other Adobe software causing a conflict.