CC + Lightroom offer after a year

The terms state the following:
'After the first 12 months, we will automatically renew your contract based on the current price of the offering.'
What does this mean.. Will it be renewed based on the current offer ( € 12,99) or on the offer which is active at the time of renewal?

Hi maceddy
It will renew at the price that is active at the time of renewal.
We don't have plans to change the price, but just like all of our other prices for our services and products, the prices may change in the future.
You are not guaranteed that the price you pay will be €12.99 forever. It may go up, it may go down.
Unlike some of our other Creative Cloud promotions, where you get an introductory price for a year, and then after a year, it goes up to the regular price, the price for the photography bundle is the regular price. So, once you have been a member via the Photography program a year, your price does not automatically go up.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Bev

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I've subscribed to the special offer on Photoshop CC and Lightroom 5 at 12.29 €. I read in the contract that the price is going to change at the renewal of my contract in one year according to the price of this bundle at this moment. Does it means that I could pay twice what I pay now, as I read in some forums ? I've taken this offer because it's a price I can afford, but I wouldn't be able to afford to pay twice this price monthly.
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The pricing for the Photography Bundle is not an introductory price, meaning it will not covert to a regular price after one year. That said the price of the Photography Bundle may flucuate, but you will be notifiied if the price for the second year is changed.

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Is it possible to get the license of photoshop and lightroom after 4 years of subscription?

No, it is not. Perpetual licenses are not available.
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I'm looking at purchasing the $9.99 version of Lightroom and in the terms and conditions it says the price will revert to the normal pricing after a year. Could anyone tell me what the normal price will be after a year?

As far as I know, $9.99 is the regular price for the Lightroom/Photoshop package. When I signed up I was informed that I would be notified well in advance if the price increases. Those who have been on the creative cloud package for more than a year have indicated that the price has remained the same. Of course, the price could change. Everything else does. Gasoline prices go up and down, but we don't start driving our cars.

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I have not been able to easily find the answer to my questions and I've read through several pages of documentation. I own a licensed copy of CS3 and would be interested in the $29.99 Complete CC plan. After the year is up would the price then increase to $49.99 / month? (I assume that will be the price if you sign up for another year or $70/month if you go month-to-month.) $50/month X 1 year = $600. This just seems incredibly high to me and it feels a bit greedy of Adobe, considering that they would effectively receive a continuous revene stream from users who may have previously only updated their software once every couple of years. (Even an update to the boxed software version didn't cost that much.) I'd be will to pay $30/year for Complete on a continuing basis, which I think is more than reasonable considering you are effectively "renting" software and own nothing. I'd be interested in seeing the data that Adobe is using to justify the costs involved because, again, from a user standpoint it seems excessive and looking like Adobe wants to instantly triple their profits rather than consider that we're still in an unstable economy and retaining their current customer base and helping them to make the transition to the cloud based system with a lower price model might be worth considering. (There, my rant is done.)
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I have not been able to easily find the answer to my questions and I've read through several pages of documentation. I own a licensed copy of CS3 and would be interested in the $29.99 Complete CC plan. After the year is up would the price then increase to $49.99 / month? (I assume that will be the price if you sign up for another year or $70/month if you go month-to-month.) $50/month X 1 year = $600. This just seems incredibly high to me and it feels a bit greedy of Adobe, considering that they would effectively receive a continuous revene stream from users who may have previously only updated their software once every couple of years. (Even an update to the boxed software version didn't cost that much.) I'd be will to pay $30/year for Complete on a continuing basis, which I think is more than reasonable considering you are effectively "renting" software and own nothing. I'd be interested in seeing the data that Adobe is using to justify the costs involved because, again, from a user standpoint it seems excessive and looking like Adobe wants to instantly triple their profits rather than consider that we're still in an unstable economy and retaining their current customer base and helping them to make the transition to the cloud based system with a lower price model might be worth considering. (There, my rant is done.)
2nd question...
If the price goes to $50/month then I'll opt to "rent" only Photoshop. Would I still have access to all of the features of Photoshop like Device Central and Share My Screen?

CC and Lightroom offer

I would like to take advantage of the latest offer. Lightroom 5 and CC for £8/95 per month for twelve months. Will the price increase after twelve months.
I currently use Elements11 but would prefer to upgrade.
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Steve

Hi Luis Rebelo
"After the first 12 months, we will automatically renew your contract based on the current price of the offering."
This is referring to the price of the offering after the first 12 months, so it's not necessarily the price it is today.
We don't have plans to change the price, but just like all of our other prices for our services and products, the prices may change in the future - it may go up, it may go down.
Unlike some of our other Creative Cloud promotions where you get an introductory price for a year and then after a year it goes up to the regular price, the price for the photography bundle is the regular price. So, once you have been a member via the Photography program a year, your price does not automatically go up.
Hope this clarifies matters.
Thanks
Bev

Dead after 2 years 4 months, should I be angry?

I posted my woes elsewhere but it's true, my hard drive is fried. I had a long chat in Japanese with an Apple Support staff and all he could do was appologize and tell me that if Apple does the repaire that it will cost apron 500 USD; he gave me the number for a couple of other companies that can repair the disk and said I should shop around.
Here's my beef: I had used a Sotec computer for 6 years without incident, leaving it on 24/7 and the cost was nominal. The iMac was 2800 USD and breaks after 2 years. Yeah, maybe I should have bought the Applecare but, honestly, if you're spending that much money on a computer don't you expect that it should be okay for 2 years? Should I be angry?
My first thought is that Apple doesn't make the hardware but then I checked a little here and read, "Because Apple makes the hardware, the operating system, and many applications, Apple products are truly integrated systems". So, whose fault is it? I leave my computer on pretty much 24/7 in an air-conditioned room; I do word processing, surfing and a good bit of FB'ing and that's it. Two years seems exteream.
Costwise I should be fine. I have two warranty options from the store I originally bought it. It just takes time; it's a trust issue, too.
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My parents still use the tube television they bought in the late 60' in one of their guest rooms and it works just fine. It's that kind of longevity I'd like to expect from a product but this age things are too complex, they're obsolete in a much shorter time span, so I guess it makes sense that it could die in two years.
A lot of it has to do with consumer demand for inexpensive products, especially high tech ones. I have some old "enterprise class" 2 GB SCSI hard drives that probably will outlast any of the SATA ones in any of my current Macs. But they were insanely expensive by current standards, about $70 per GB of capacity, & maybe a tenth as fast as even the cheapest SATA drive on the market today.
Something similar applies to that old TV: in terms of resolution & picture accuracy, it probably cost several times what a contemporary one costs today.
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Allow PDF for one user and expire after 1 year?

My company produces ~300 page medical reports that we deliver in PDF form. We feel we are losing money because some companys purchase one report under a single license (instead of a corporate/multiuser license) to save money and share it with their entire company anyway.
Is it possible to have both of these features:
1) Have a PDF be locked to whatever computer opens the file for the first time, so it can not be opened from another computer?
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I currently own Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional and Adobe Acrobat 9 Professional. If there is additonal software/addons that can be purchased to acheive both these features I will pay for it. Please advise!
Kind Regards,
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What you're asking for goes beyond what a document-based feature can deliver. Items like audit trails, document expiration, etc. usually require a server in the workflow. LiveCycle provides those features.
As far as document locking goes, in order to lock it you need to provide the end user with a key. You still need to end up trusting the end user with that key whether it's a certificate (for sig workflows), passwords (for encryption workflows), and so on.
I'm not up to date on what Adobe is offering in the Cloud, but perhaps there's a way to store the doc online behind a password and with no download capability but with a set expiration date. Still, if your clients are not trustworthy, then . . .
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Help! Lightroom freezes after installing.

I get this message after trying to create or open a catalog: "An error occured when attemting to change modules." Then Lightroom freezes.
I work on a Mac and have formatted and reinstalled my systemdisk with a qlean install. I had Lightroom installed and have used it for some years. But when installing the programs again I went for the Creative Cloud solution. When I tried to open my previous catalog I got this error message. And after several deinstallings and reinstallings I still get the same message and Lightroom freezes.
Anyone who can help?

Hi Ian.
Thank you for answering. But I find no such file in Preferences. I think Lightroom freezes before making the preference file. Other solutions?
Best wishes,
Magne
6. okt. 2012 kl. 11:43 skrev Ian Lyons <[email protected]>:
Re: Help! Lightroom freezes after installing.
created by Ian Lyons in Photoshop Lightroom - View the full discussion
Have you tried trashing the Lr preference file? More details of location at http://forums.adobe.com/thread/358041?tstart=0
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Adobe CC, what happen after 1 year if I don't continue subscription

After 1 year and if I decide to cancel the subscription, does the lightroom software would stop working? Do I need to keep paying monthly subscription fee to keep continue using the software?
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Yes, you have to keep on paying.
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Am I tied in for another year after initial year's membership if I accept the higher rate? or can I leave at any point in year 2?

Hi Bev,
Fully appreciate that the price will go up. Just slightly concerned that I am "tied in" for another year at the higher rate.
This what I received through this morning:
We hope you've been making the most of everything Creative Cloud has to offer. With the next generation of creative apps like Adobe Photoshop® CC, Illustrator® CC and more; great training resources; and more efficient ways to collaborate and share with the creative community, you have everything you need to create your greatest work. Only in Creative Cloud.
To make sure you can continue to use your favorite tools and services without interruption and take full advantage of everything that's new, your membership will automatically renew on 01-September-2013 (PT) at the annual plan price of 38.11 GBP per month, plus applicable Tax/VAT. You don't have to do anything to renew.
If you'd like to review your membership details or update your renewal settings, simply <http://www.adobe.com/go/cc_manage_act?trackingid=KFKNB> log in to your account.
Thanks for being part of Creative Cloud.
The Adobe Creative Cloud Team

IPhone 4S Locked after 1 year

Hi,
I buy an iPhone 4S Neverlock and after 1 year is locked on softbank japan. Why ? i buy it never locked ?

There are no officially unlocked iPhones sold in Japan & none of the Japanese carriers offer official unlocking for iPhones. Thus, there is no way to get any Japanese iPhone officially unlocked. Your phone was hacked to unlock it, & when you updated or restored it, it was re-locked to Softbank.
You purchased a hacked iPhone. It is what it is.

S440 and S540 Hinge Mount Failures - Not in warranty after 1 year

My first experience with Lenovo is very bad.
After 1 year, my Thinkpad S540 seems to have hinge problems. I have 3 years warranty.
I contacted italian support and they said it is not a defect recognized on this model.
So I said: If lenovo builds only one notebook with a defect, this is not taken into consideration? Warran I think it's really disrespectful to their customers.
My company is a retailer of computer services and I think that we will not more offer Lenovo to our customer.
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I'm still trying to figure this out with Lenovo.
Now you are allready the third person with same problem!
At this point they really must admit It is their design flaw.
First I complied to the Finnish service company (PCHELP). They kindly made a customer complain to Lenovo for me.
Here is the email I received from Lenovo EMEA Complaint Management:
"Dear Mr. Pajunen,
Your formal complaint has been escalated to our team for a resolution.
I have been investigating the background of your case and I have received the information regarding your unit from our technical support team a while ago.
I regret to inform you, that the CID (customer induced damaged) was confirmed by depot engineers.
The machine was assembled properly, so the damage could not be caused by the quality issue.
The analysis output is, that this damage was caused by usage in a way exceeding the design assumptions.
Machine still can be fixed, but only on your costs as a billable repair.
You can always find the warranty terms and conditions here for your reference:
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/guides-and-manuals/detail.page?DocID=UM008281
I hope you find this explanation helpful.
Thank you for understanding and cooperation.
Kind regards,
Marek Krajca"
Funniest part was this: "The machine was assembled properly, so the damage could not be caused by the quality issue."
And I replied:
"Well, I can not agree with your depot engineers.
The first time the computer was in service (same problem, within the warranty), the depot engineers informed me the problem was the adhesive attachment inside the hinge and cover of screen that had failed to keep all the pieces together.
Now your people are telling me that I have caused the damage!
If some issue comes up more than once, I would say it definitely is a design flaw.
Here is THE SAME ISSUE:
https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/S-Series-ThinkPads-ThinkPad-Yoga/S540-Hinge-not-in-warranty-after-1-year/m-p/2015855/highlight/true#M8929
It doesn't mean much that: "The machine was assembled properly, so the damage could not be caused by the quality issue.", if the design of the machine is impermanent, it is solely a quality issue in my opinion.
My assumption for the design of a laptop includes opening and closing the lid in normal manner for several years, not half a year at a time!
As there clearly is a flaw in the design of the computer, the company MUST admit it if they are going to be in business for longer period of time.
These so called depot engineers need to explain me how I have exeeded the desing assumptions, and prove it.
This hinge failed the second time allready, as only thing I did was opening the lid!
Do they think I am so stupid I cannot properly open a laptop?
If that is too much to achieve from Lenovo, in +1000 euro computer, I'm just greatly disappointed.
I've used many IBM's ThinkPad's and they have worked for years without any hinge problems!
If Lenovo can't admit their mistakes in the design, I will definitely not be recommending Lenovo product for anybody.
If they do, I would love to recommend Lenovo as their customer support is awesome.
Kind regards from Finland"
So they ask me in the service company to either pay:
550€ for the LCD assembly
70€ for the LCD Cover
OR
175€ for estimation! (how long did the worker really look at this damage? 5 minutes?)
2x 33€ for transportation
(24% TAX NOT INCLUDED in anything in a very 'murican manner)
So most likely I just order my computer back, and try to fix the hinge myself.
This situation is totally absurd, I feel ripped off by Lenovo.
We buy a +1000€ computer from them, and what do we get?
Thank you for coming forward with this issue.

Which "standard" rate will I pay after 1 year, as a student, for the CC complete?

I'm a college student, so I'm interested in the student discount. The terms say that after one year I will be charged the then-standard rate, saying that it's "currently 29.99", but the plans list says that that's the special offer for people who have previously purchased CS3 or higher. The regular standard price is 49.99, which is a lot more. Which one would I be paying in a year, given that I have never purchased a creative suite and technically won't have with this subscription? 30 bucks a month is hell of a lot more attractive than 50 bucks a month.

If you're no longer a student when your contract is renewed in 12 months then you pay the standard rate prevailing at that time (currently $49.99/month).
If you are still a student then you pay the standard student rate (currently $29.99/month).
The promotional $29.99/month discount (first 12 months only) for existing CS3-CS6 customers is a separate offer, not applicable to you.

¿Can I still use CC applications after 1 year commitment?

Well, I am almost ready to start an annual subscription for the creative cloud, but I have a question about what will happen after the 1 year commitment:
After I have paid 1 year of subscription, that means: 12 x US$49.99 = US$600, and I cancel the subscription some days after commitment has finished, can I still using the applications ?, or they will stop to work inmediately
Another way to ask the same: ¿After I've paid US$600 can't I use any application because I cancel the subscription?, that means ¿I must Pay US$600 each year to be a developer or designer that use Adobe products?, well this sounds like the more expensive products on the Market ¿isn't ?
What will happen with individuals, small or even medium companies that have used Adobe products for years paying just for the upgrades only when is needed, each 2 or 3 years ?, well I think those companies or individuals will be forced to change its production or designing software for something more profitable.
Now think in large companies with more of 50 employees, they must pay US$30.000.oo each year, indefinitely ?, wow I think this will be so expensive that companies will be stop using Adobe products.
I hope the answer for this quation will: After 1 year commitment you are the owner of what you paid.

If you don't continue the subscription then you lose the ability to use the software.

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