Activating Lightroom 4 Trial With Cloud

I have LR4 trial installed on my computer but it is expiring.
I also have an active Cloud subscription.
How do I register the LR4 using Cloud?
I looked in my emails from ACC but I don't see anything regarding a serial number.
I would rather not have to download LR4 again through Cloud because I am on a very bad connection.
Thanks

Does it launch the Adobe Application Manager? When I click download under the Lightroom icon I get the following prompt from my web browser, then I click Launch Application which brings up the Adobe Application Manager.

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Hi trondsb,
Native Lightroom support for the D750 was added in the Lightroom 5.7 update released this evening.
Release details:
Lightroom 5.7: http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2014/11/lightroom-5-7-now-available.html
Camera Raw 5.7: http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2014/11/camera-raw-8-7-and-dng-converter-8-7-now-a vailable.html
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Activing CS6 trial with Cloud ID.

I have a Creative Cloud Membership, but Adobe are seemed to have forced us into downloading everything twice directly to the final computer.
I saw a suggestion that if I download the CS6 trial version once on any machine, I can install that on both my home computers (with crap internet connections), and just use my Cloud ID to register the suite. That would save loads of download cost, waiting, and dropouts with the initail big files.
Has anyone done this?
All quality guidance much appreciated.

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I have here the option to buy Lightroom 3 as my first choice in application for Adobe Software in environment desktop for 32 Bits acknowledge. I'm seeing here posterior versions have it 32 Bits as secondary standard option in 64 Bits version. I'm enthusiasmed about that in characteristic, cause I will not gonna loose the interactivity I have within dot point pixelization in 32 Bits for a posterior version. But I'm not really alarmed about that for newer versions, thinking about that as I still having it in the new features and the environment it presents for Lightroom 3 in flowing support for 32 Bits. But Something (not only talking about the processing in quality for 64 Bits) still regards for the trial I'm testing in 32 Bits for Lightroom 3 as Trial Application. It works as it responds gracious like it has made in functioning for the response 32 Bits have.
But the point of this thread is the question I have about the quality it assists as 32 Bits Floating Point for the definition in the trial Version. - I have experienced something like Photoshop 6 and something about the same thang about functionality or the half about main features; Photoshop CS2, which is a tremendous experience in image edition and about both is my first choice in quality and response for image Software. - I had liked a lot, and in both version I had nothing to complain about the dot point pixelized and processing manufactured as program. But the environment show's it as it duet for be showed as something knowledgeable as main understanding for response in magnificence and originality of masterization.
Ok, it's hard to understand pictures as masterizing, but knowing that about manufacturing we gonna see there in time that magnification always posterize after effects. Photoshop is great in quality, What I'm wanting to mean about that phenomenon which I held before to now days told to think for, just like Adobe have it, maybe to think as probability to co-exist in my own dignifcation.
I have here too a Nikon Camera, which transpose awesome pictures, and their software included (nView) is just great talking about resolution and a new step in technology for pixel taste, I have nothing related than my new experience with it in pictures. It's just futuristic and do it majestically with what it have, it's limited, but perfect! It still do not concerns as compression and noise rate like Adobe Lightroom do. And only are updating for those which are 64.
Well done, but knowing that about Adobe Lightroom, Lightroom 3 in Trial Version is giving nice environment and fast applicable response to my well liked Windows 32 Bits, but it's not having the quality I'm specting for in-vision as final art, I'm wanting that post to know if it's not responding as Final Art because it's Trial version, or it's about the third version, which do not have the complexion for the mean Final 3rd version i have as option to buy.
I know that will programming, and may in support, and public opinion will encourage-me to find that about 64 Bits Version more defined and responsible. May posterior versions which includes 32 Bits, will have the response I need about too. but just like the up-desk to 64 Bits, may it are less for the functioning in 32 Bits, which I already have as perfection for my Nikon in Raw file able. Instead I am wrong about that opinion in posterior versions for Adobe Lightroom 32 Bits.
Whatever, I have to choose and do it for, but I'm from the time which computer stereolize more the enthusiastic points about the knowledge we can have for the application, than the usability we can have for about the update. It's something significable too... But it's not the stereotype for man kind, as the place I have for it. Unless it dislike and hovering override the situation.
Whether it are more than ever, I will just follow the rout and mark the point for what I can represent as possible and knowledgeable as util a software like Lightroom 3 can be, or aren't, just like I am wanting to know.

Keith_Reeder (to Torquato Mesquita) 9 minutes ago
Torquato Mesquita wrote:
I have here too a Nikon Camera
Which camera?
If it's quite new, Lightroom 3 will not support it. You would instead have to use the Adobe DNG converter to convert the camera's files to DNG format, which Lightroom 3 will be able to use.
But if it's a very new camera, the latest versions of the DNG converter (from version 8.4) are 64 bit too, I believe (and are definitely only Windows 7/Windows 8 compatible) - you'd have to use 8.3 for 32 bit (and Win XP, if you're using that OS) support, and that version might not recognise your camera.
This Nikon seems to be supported; I'm trying to have it as secret by now about the model...:-) But it's there in Lightroom 3 Trial with some exceptions. I will try that about the DNG converter. My Camera is upon the desktop.

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Thomas,
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Does the photography package (Photoshop & Lightroom) come with cloud storage?

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Hi
I'm really puzzled by conflicting information regarding cloud storage. 2GB seems like a really tiny amount. I assume, therefore, that people must only use the package for editing photos and then must use another service to store them in the cloud, as 2GB surely only amounts to about 500 photos, which I'd use in a couple of days. What would people's typical workflow be?
I'd read somewhere that there's unlimited lightroom web storage, but this seems not to be the case.
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Victoria, you're absolutely right about the post.
However, Adobe should make some sort of overture to people who have bought into the Creative Cloud and want to have LR4 as well. After all, they announced that it is coming SOON. That leaves people like me out on a limb not knowing where to turn. Should I spend the money (waste is the proper word!) to upgrade from version 3 or should I just let the trial version expire and wait until they finally added to CC. Adobe should give their customers a little guidance!

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not sure if I should split these two questions...
1 - Invalid Serial Number issue
I'm helping out a friend with their large photo collection and they bought Lightroom 5 and received the serial number but when we add this to Lightroom it states that it's invalid - I tried leaving it until the following week (I visit them weekly) and it still refusing the number - when I went into their Adobe account and took a look at downloads the option to download the full version is greyed out (or an x - I'm not sat on their computer right now so can't double check) but it wouldn't allow me to do anything so we just had the trial version.
anyone know what the issue is - shall I get them to contact Adobe to get them to take a look - I also had issues trying to find a customer support email address lol. (I seem to faffing with lots of websites/software/companies this week so getting a little frazzled!)
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This question is linked to the above i- I am wondering if the folders in Lightroom are different in the trial version vs the fully paid version.
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Thank you for any help or suggestions - hope you all have a good weekend :-)
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Hi Lenny, the two questions may be related but the trial is actually the same as the full version. I would suggest getting the serial number issue sorted out first. There have been known issues where a paid for product still shows up as a trial.There is not a lot the community can do. You need to contact Adobe directly using the link below. Use the dropdown menu for boxes (1) & (2) to scroll down the list and choose:
1. Adobe Photoshop Lightroom
2. Serial number issues or activating my product
3. Click on the blue button: Still need help? Contact us – then click the button marked “chat now”
It’s usually possible to start a live chat, if an Adobe agent is free, and often to get the problem fixed right away.
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Lightroom 4 and Creative Cloud

I have a subscription to Creative Cloud and 20 days left on my Lightroom 4 trial. If the trial period expires before Lightroom is added to Creative Cloud, do I have to purchase it?

There's nothing immoral about keeping Lr back for a few weeks while they integrate it into Creative Cloud. At least they told you they were going to add it eventually (I had word from Jeff Veen, Adobe's Senior Product guy for Creative Cloud it'd be "a few weeks") rather than letting you buy it and it just shows up in the list. I'm actually pretty sure they wanted it in there from the start, but something slipped somewhere.
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I'm sorry Adobe isn't giving you a drop-dead date, but they're actually being smart with that. If they told you June 1 and you made decisions based on that and that slipped (even a few days) you all'd be back in here moaning about how they missed their deadline and every news outlet in the world would give them guff about it. If they use nebulous language like "a few weeks" then you're (and I share this) a bit frustrated now, but it gives them a little flexibility in case things slip a bit.
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