Can I use my Student and Teacher Edition software for commercial use?

Hi germini,
Yes, Student and Teacher Edition products can be used commercially on your privately owned computer. They may not be resold.
See - Education FAQ
^Ani

Similar Messages

Can I use CS5 Student and Teacher Edition for pc, on a Mac instead?

I have Adobe Creative Suite CS5 Student and teacher PC version and am looking to possibly upgrade from a pc laptop to a 27" imac.
Is it possible for me to still use the software for the imac. If so, what are my options please?

Hi germini,
Yes, Student and Teacher Edition products can be used commercially on your privately owned computer. They may not be resold.
See - Education FAQ
^Ani

Am i eligible to use LR5 Student and Teacher Edition

Hi
im from Germany and want to buy LR5.
Just saw the Student and Teacher Edition and before im going to purchase it i just wanted to go safe and ask if im eligible to use it.
Im on a secondary school in year 13, my last one.
Is it enough to send in my last certificate from year 12? its ~7 weeks "old".
Hope someone could answer me. I dont want to buy this version and then notice that i cant use it

Well the certificate should be enough, there im pretty much sure.
Its said here that it is enough
Studentenrabatt, Schülerrabatt | Adobe
But whats more confusing for me is whats said here
Häufig gestellte Fragen zu Produkten für Bildungseinrichtungen / Education FAQ under the point "Ist meine Einrichtung berechtigt" / "Is my institution eligible".
Pucblic secondary schools up to year 12. My certificate is from year 12 but why only up tp year 12? in Germany its common to be 13 years in school when doing your a-levels "Abitur".
Is there any way to contact adobe directly? it leads me every time to the community....

IMac (27-inch Mid 2010), Mac OS X (10.6.8), PS CS6 extended student and teacher edition software???

Hi, I have an i-mac 27" bought in 2010 OSX 10.6.8. Yesterday I couldn't open the software PS CS6 (extended student and teacher edition) anymore - that I have bought on May23, 2014 and dowloaded from internet. (I don't want a I-cloud version).
Please tell what to do. thanks
Vanja

Your Mac should certainly be able to boot 64 bit. Just to test, restart and hold down the 6 and 4 keys. Then check the System Profiler to see if the 64-bit Kernel and Extensions says "Yes".
Yet, when I look in my Activity Monitor, I see Intel (64-bit) under "Kind" running for almost all the processes except for a couple.
That's normal. The kernel can boot 32 or 64 bit. But all 64 bit software, system or third party, can still run 64 bit under a 32 bit kernel.
Also, does enabling 64-bit mode have any effect on Rosetta?
No.
Is there any disadvantage to running in 64-bit mode (ie: will certain things not work)?
Not really. The only real issue is drivers that must load during startup. If they're 32 bit only, they won't load if you start up to a 64 bit kernel. You would then be unable to use the device the driver is for.
Here's the configuration file approach for always booting into 64-bit. This is the best way to make your Mac always start up 64 bit as the only thing necessary is to alter one line of a configuration file. You can do that by opening the Terminal and entering (or copy the next line and paste in into Terminal):
sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.Boot 'Kernel Flags' 'arch=x86_64'
To return to 32 bit mode, you would repeat the command but enter an empty string, which would just be the single quotes (where arch=x86_64 is in the above command) with nothing in between.
sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.Boot 'Kernel Flags' ''
The forums wrap these commands to fit the box, but if you copy/paste it, they will be one line.

Is Lightroom 5 Student and Teacher Edition eligible for Lightroom 6 Upgrade?

Or do I need to buy the full version? Thank you!

If the software you downloaded from the Adobe Updates page, what did you mean by this statement?
“Because the software downloaded from the official website don't accept the serial number registered for the student version”

Are there license limitations on Student and Teacher edition?

I am a student in the UK and have been hoping to purchase Flash CS5.5 Student and teacher edition. However, I have been trying for some time to find out if I would be legally allowed to use the software for commercial use, and have never been able to find a certain answer. I have read through various forums and sites, and most seem to suggest that I can, however I haven't been able to find any information on the official adobe site, even in the Flash Professional license PDF. I'd really appreciate it if someone could give me a certain answer (with source) or point me to where I would definitely be able to get an answer.
Thanks!
PS. It is worth noting that I am a UK resident, some sites have hinted at the license being different outside of the US, so UK specific information would be ideal.

http://www.adobe.com/sea/special/education/students/studentteacheredition/faq.html
This link suggests that it is legal to use the Creative Suite 6 Design & Web Premium commercially, which includes Flash:
Can I use my Adobe Student and Teacher Edition software for commercial use?
Yes. You may purchase a Student and Teacher Edition for personal as well as commercial use.

"Student and Teacher Edition" vs. "Student and Teacher Licensing"?

My university participates in the "Student and Teacher Licensing" program, where the university gets volume discounts on Adobe products and the students are able to pick up software for below the standard "Student and Teacher Edition" prices. The university sells both versions. I was hoping someone could help clarify two things:
1) Is there any difference, to the end user, between these two versions of the same software? From what I have read on the Adobe website, they should be identical, aside from how the end-user authenticates/activates the software.
2) My primary concern is whether I can use the "Student and Teacher Licensing" version for commercial use (I don't want to be restricted regarding being able to sell my photos processed in Photoshop). It is stated in the "Student and Teacher Edition" FAQ that you *can* use that version for commercial purposes (FAQ here), however the documentation for the "Licensing" option is not as clear on this issue (PDF here, page 5 for FAQ).
Can anyone clarify for me if there actually is any distinction between these two licensing methods, or if they actually are identical to the end-user aside from activation method and cost?
Thanks,
Jim

You can use student and teacher edition for profit it is licensed just the same as commercial. I can't find a link for the student version eula anywhere but I know I've read before from adobe that you can.
TheMonkeyTree wrote:
Also, does "your private computer" mean you can't switch computers? If I were to purchase a new computer would I be unable to transfer to that one?
No, that just means you can't install it on organization, educational , commercial or government computers. only your personal computer.

How do I update my Creative Cloud Student and Teacher Edition (one-year) now that I am no longer a student? It is about to expire. Thank you.

How do I update my Creative Cloud Student and Teacher Edition (one-year) now that I am no longer a student? It is about to expire and I need to continue working on Photoshop and InDesign, among others. Is there a way for me to update my package, and if not, what should I do to keep my CC running? Thank you.

Hello jeannelouise,
first I'll use the conditions in German language:
"Frage: Können Schüler/Studierende oder Lehrkräfte die Student and Teacher Editions nach dem Abschluss bzw. nach dem Ausscheiden weiterverwenden?
Antwort: Ja. Jede berechtigte Person kann eine Adobe Student and Teacher Edition weiterverwenden. Die Adobe Creative Cloud kann für die Dauer des Abonnements weiterverwendet werden."
What means something like:
"Question: Can pupils/students or teachers continue using the Student and Teacher Editions after graduation or after leaving?
Answer: Yes. Any eligible person can use Adobe Student and Teacher Edition. The Adobe Creative Cloud can be used for the duration of the subscription."
Hans-Günter

Student and Teacher Edition Licensing Questions?

Hello! Are you allowed to use the Student and Teacher Edition of Adobe Flash Professional CS5 for commerical reasons (profit-seeking.) I haven't seen anywhere where it said you couldn't but someone said you weren't allowed to. Also, does "your private computer" mean you can't switch computers? If I were to purchase a new computer would I be unable to transfer to that one?

You can use student and teacher edition for profit it is licensed just the same as commercial. I can't find a link for the student version eula anywhere but I know I've read before from adobe that you can.
TheMonkeyTree wrote:
Also, does "your private computer" mean you can't switch computers? If I were to purchase a new computer would I be unable to transfer to that one?
No, that just means you can't install it on organization, educational , commercial or government computers. only your personal computer.

Eligibility for Student and Teacher Edition in final year of university

In Student and Teacher edition FAQ it says that "University and college students—students enrolled at a higher education institution defined as an accredited public or private university or college (including community, junior, or vocational college) that grants degrees requiring not less than the equivalent of two years of full-time study" are eligible.
I'm in my final year at university of applied sciences in Finland. I've been studying for 4 years. My "standard study period" is over, but I've got one year of "study entitlement time" left. My degree is not completed yet and I will stay a full-time student for next 8 months, using the "maximum study period" time.
I'm unsure about the "two years of full-time study" part of FAQ answer. Could it also mean one has to have at least 2 years worth of studies ahead to be eligible? Or am I right to assume that I can still buy the Student and Teacher Edition as long as I'm a full-time student, no matter how many months of studies left?

What it means is that you're not eligible if you just sign up for one class. You're in a four year program and thus, you are eligible for what may
be the biggest bargain in software pricing. Jump on it while you can.
Bob

Student and teacher edition

1. I'm a part time student at a techical school, can I purchage the student and teacher edition? Or do I have to be full time?
2. If I open the box, can I still return it? I bought it from best buy...I'm scared to open it.

There are two things you need to qualify for the student/academic version; an institution-affiliated e-mail address, and some sort of identification that you are affiliated with the institution.
When you open the box there will be a little yellow card instructing you where to send the security code and your affiliation information. After you submit that information your serial number will be sent to you via e-mail. I don't think being a part time student is an issue.

I have a Creative Cloud License for "Creative Cloud Student and Teacher Edition". Can my daughter use an App on a separate computer? If not, can I purchase a second license? Thank you.

I have a Creative Cloud License for "Creative Cloud Student and Teacher Edition". Can my daughter use an App on a separate computer?
If not, can I purchase a second license?
Thank you.

The license allows YOU to install on a 2nd computer... it does not allow someone else to use your license
Licenses and terms of use | Adobe
You may also not purchase an Education version for someone, they must do that for themself... if they qualify
Adobe Education... Start here https://creative.adobe.com/join/edu
Education Plan https://creative.adobe.com/plans?plan=edu
One Year Intro Price http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1448933?tstart=0
http://www.adobe.com/products/creativecloud/students.edu.html
http://www.adobe.com/education/students/student-eligibility-guide.edu.html
ID Proof http://www.adobe.com/store/au_edu/academic_id.html
I do not know how it is done, but you MAY be able to buy her a regular subscription and pay with your credit card... just not the Education version that has strict requirements

Creative Cloud Student and Teacher Edition .I use the Macbook.I got the mail that said my order was checked,but I don't get the number.So I still use trial.Hoe can I change my character into member?

Creative Cloud Student and Teacher Edition .I use the Macbook.I got the mail that said my order was checked,but I don't get the number.So I still use trial.Hoe can I change my character into member?

This is an open forum, not Adobe support... you need Adobe support to help
Adobe contact information - http://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html
-Select your product and what you need help with
-Click on the blue box "Still need help? Contact us"

Can I legally sell my older CS5 Premium Student and Teacher Edition?

Hi, this is my first time in this forum. I am a Graphic Design student and last year bought the Adobe CS5 Premium Student and Teacher Edition as advised by professor, only to find out now that he ill advised me. The Master Collection contains the programs that I need for my design classes and the student and teacher edition serves a significant discount but I don't know what I am to do about the $450 I spent just a year ago? My grandfather helps me with my educational expenses and I am so dissapointed to have to tell him that my advisor was ridiculous to not just tell me to get the Master last year and then all I would have had to do was to upgrade (a cheaper solution). Can I sell my old CS5 as long as I clearly state that is for personal use and could not be registered with Adobe because it already has? I've only used it on my Macbook Pro, no other computers. Any suggestions? That is alot of money in my book to just throw away.

To be even more explicit than Bob's short and correct response, you can not legally sell or in any way transfer your license for any student or academic version of any Adobe software to anyone else. We are very sorry that your professor provided poor advice to you.
- Dov

Is use of Lightroom Mobile included with Creative Cloud Student and Teacher Edition?

I am enrolled in the Creative Cloud Student and Teacher Edition. However; Lightroom 5.4 on my mac says I can only use Lightroom mobile for a 30 day trial period. It seems to me my Creative Cloud membership doesn't entitle me to the use of Lightroom Mobile. Is this indeed the case?

http://www.adobe.com/products/lightroom-mobile/faq.html
Does Lightroom 5 include access to Lightroom mobile?
Lightroom mobile is included as part of the following Creative Cloud membership plans:
Photoshop Photography Program
Creative Cloud complete plan
Creative Cloud Student and Teacher Edition
Creative Cloud for teams complete plan
If you have access to Lightroom 5 via your Creative Cloud membership, then you have access to Lightroom mobile.

Can I use my Student and Teacher Edition software for commercial use?

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for