Re: [SPAM] Re: laptop? Notebook computers?

[lea murphy <lea@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

When I made the switch last year it took about 1/2 hour to load photoshop CS2 onto my mac laptop and desktop. Not too much of a time investment to sway me from not making the switch.

I did have to buy the entire suite in mac version...couldn't find a way to get a cross grade but I didn't call their sales line which might have been a good idea actually. Because I teach I was able to get the educational version at a substantial savings.

Switching and rebuying software IS a consideration, no doubt about it.

But again, worth it in the end.

Lea

On Oct 24, 2006, at 8:19 AM, Aaron Reece wrote:

On Oct 23, 2006, at 9:47 PM, serena fenton wrote:

 If you change Operating Systems, you will likely spend far more replacing the software than you would spend on the actual computer.

In the past Adobe and other software companies have offered "crossgrades" from the Mac to Windows versions or vice versa for a minimal price - often just the cost of shipping the CD. So the cost of switching operating systems may not be as high as you might think. You will probably have to call Adobe on their sales line - I could not find a link on their website.

-Aaron Reece

Oswego, NY, USA

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