Creative Cloud vs. Creative Suite

I am a little confused on how Creative Cloud works vs. Creative Suite. After reviewing the Creative Cloud homepage it indicated there would be no more upgrades to Adobe's creative suite? So basically if I just purchased CS6 I can never upgrade to CS7? Is this true for the master collection as well?
What is the difference between CC Photoshop and Photoshop CS6 extended? There seems to be a lot of tutorials regarding some new features CS6 memebers didn't get?

Its ultimately a customer's choice to stay on what they want.
We would want you to be on the CC and enjoy all features, There will be not CS7 now, its now CC only, with a lot of new features, Integeration with other cloud features, acces to behance and its integration. Cloud storage, plus new features with Adobe PS CC, like camera blur reduction, All updates. Improved Camera Raw, in Illustrator - New smart brushes tool and a lot more.
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In this episode of the Adobe Creative Suite Podcast, Terry White shows how to share Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign Files with clients and colleagues and all they'll need is a browser to comment and see your Photoshop Layers.
http://adobe.ly/10ZjpE4

Terry,
I guess I miss something. How can I share a folder of photos? When I return from a shoot, I select 20 of the pictures and need to share them with my client to pick up the favorites. Am I supposed to copy and past an URL for each image separately?
Sometimes I also work with a colleague, I need to share my favorites with him. Same issue.
We have tried Adobe Cloud, and then went for Dropbox. There we can share a folder and he can put even his pictures in it as well. That's what I call collaboration. And it is free (unlike Adobe Cloud). If you have some word in Adobe, please tell them to either drop it and make a deal with services like Dropbox, or make it properly.
Thanks.
Vaclav

Creative Cloud for Photographers - Publish Lightroom Web Galleries to Creative Cloud | Creative Suite Podcast: Photographers | Adobe TV

In this episode of the Adobe Creative Suite Podcast, Terry White shows photographers how they can take advantage of their Adobe Creative Cloud Memberships and the hosting included to publish Web Galleries directly from Lightroom 4.
http://adobe.ly/WEbUkD

Terry,
Thanks for the tutorial. Can you add a link on your home page to a gallery page where a viewer might see all your galleries?
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Adobe Creative Cloud and Adobe Creative Suite: New Choices for Customers

Adobe has announced the new Cloud-based model for software distribution, along with new terms for boxed product upgrade eligibility. Beginning with the CS6 releases, when they happen, upgrade pricing on boxed products will only be availble one generation back. There is a limited window to upgrade now to the current versions at a discount.
See http://blogs.adobe.com/conversations/2011/11/adobe-creative-cloud-and-adobe-creative-suite -new-choices-for-customers.html

Eugene:
Based on the current information we have (from the blog post), which may not be correct and which you should not rely upon:
There is some confusion about the word "discount." As used in the blog post, in general there are no "discounts" for upgrades, there is the upgrade price and there is full price. But, also in the blog post, there is a special "discount upgrade" if you choose to upgrade to CS5.5 today (prior to Dec. 31, 2011), which is 20% off the regular upgrade. However, Peter used the word "discount" to distinguish between upgrade pricing and full price. It's probably a good idea to avoid using that word there because of the potential for confusion.
I have CS5 InDesign in work. So I will be able to upgrade that to CS6 when it comes out at the discount price?
You will be able to upgrade to CS6 at upgrade pricing. Not the 20% discount, but it is "discounted" from the full price of CS6.
I'm still using CS2 Illustrator and Photoshop, for the little work I do in those programs, they're fine. But if I want to upgrade them to CS6 I have to pay the full amount of an upgrade, with no discount... or will I have to pay for CS6 in full for both of these programs?
You will have to pay the full price (not the "full amount of an upgrade," whatever that means).
If you elect to upgrade to CS5.5 prior to Dec. 31 of this year, however, then then you can pay the discounted upgrade price to upgrade to CS5.5 (well, CS5 since Photoshop CS5.5 doesn't exist), and then you can pay the CS6 upgrade price in March/April. So you can pay for no upgrades (full price) or two upgrades (one of which is 20% off).
At the moment I can upgrade CS2, photoshop and Illustrator for €240 each, to CS5. So wouldn't I just be able to do that now and then buy the CS6 upgrade at a much later date perhaps just before CS7 comes out?
Yes, you can do that.
If CS6 has the tools to basically go "File>Export>Epub" and I get a fully working epub file without having to trash about in code afterwards or make complex tagging in InDesign, then I'll be buying it.
It looks like EPUB is evolving pretty fast, so even if ID CS6 fully supports what you want out of EPUB on Day 1, I bet you'll need to be prepared to postprocess it on Day 2. Or at least long before Day 200.

Hallo, ich habe eine Creative Suite master edition CS5. Kann ich diese zu einer CS6 version updaten oder zu einem Creative cloud Abo?

Hallo, ich habe eine Creative Suite Master edition CS5. Kann ich diese zu einer CS6 version updaten oder zu einem Creative Cloud Abo? Ich finde keine direkt Angabe bei Adobe + Kosten.
Ausserdem habe ich versucht die heutige Version CS5 zu updaten. Beim download tritt ein Fehler auf. Der Fehler wird nicht genannt, sondern ich werde aufgefordert, um es später nochmals zu probieren. Das habe ich, aber es funktioniert nicht. Kan mir jemand weiter helfen?

CS6 Upgrade kannst du hier kaufen:
Creative Suite 6
Download für deine Programme findedt du unter www.adobe.de - Downloads - Updates

Adobe Creative Cloud oder Adobe Creative Suite 6 Production Premium Student and Teacher Edition

Hallo.
Ich bin im Moment ein Student. Mein Studium geht noch 10 Monate lang.
Jetzt weis ich nicht so recht was sich für mich daheim mehr lohnt.
Die
Adobe Creative Suite 6 Production Premium Student and Teacher Edition für 575€
oder die Adobe Creative Cloud.
Ich könnte wärend meines Studiums das Angebot für 20€ im Monat nutzen, allerdings kann ich ja nach meinem Studium nicht einfach auf dem Studenten abo bleiben? Wie ist das geregelt? Denn sonst hänge ich ja wieder auf den 60€ im Monat......als privat Kunde....für meine eigenen Projekte.
Im Grunde wär die Creative Suite 6 bei dem Preis auf dauer bestimmt besser geeignet, aber ich habe Angst das die CS6 Versionen zu veraltet sind/zu schnell veralten.

Nun ja, "veraltet" ist keine Aussage. Das hängt ja wohl in erster Linie davon ab, was du für ein System verwendest und wie lange du es behalten willst. CS6 läuft prima auf Windows und wird es noch ein paar Jährchen, nur auf Mac wird's langsam finster, weil sich Apple nicht drum schert...
Mylenium

The future of non-cloud versions of Creative Suites?

I understand the 'pro' arguments of the cloud. Sometimes a radical departure from the norm causes unexpected consequences.
I work for a fortune 100 company and we have lawyers crawl over every contract or agreement no matter how small. They actually read every licensing agreement on all our software. They will absolutely NOT allow cloud based software or storage of any kind. It doesn't matter how sound your arguments are, the answer will be no.
I have been using Photoshop since the very first version. I purchase almost every upgrade (sometimes I will skip a version if the new product does not provide me with anything I need). Fourteen years ago I was the one who campaigned & got the full line of Adobe products part of our approved “load set”. This new move to cloud-based only is like getting stabbed in the back by your brother. If I can’t purchase a hard-drive resident version of the creative suite that cannot be disabled by Adobe at the end of the year, the lawyers will end the approval of all the Adobe products. There won’t be any discussions about it. Where do I go? Paint Shop Pro?
Paul

I am looking into alternative software to replace all of my Adobe products. What a foolish move from Adobe. There are many of us that can't use their software because of the secure environments we operate in. I for one refuse to be placed in their strangle hold. When I have the cash for an upgrade I buy it/own it, and if I decide it is time for me to upgrade I do it. After being with Adobe from day one, it is now time to move on. The cost of the upgrades has gotten out of hand. The upgrades have been too complicated to keep up with and I just don't have the time to re-learn things at this point in my career. They have had a good run up to now, but that is obviously over. Stupid, stupid, stupid decisions all over the purchase, upgrade, and use of this produce. Fire the clowns that did this. Any one for a "Classic Coke." I'm sure this will goto in that "Stupid Decisions" folder.

Hi I am just now downloading Creative Clouds :-) as an upgrade from an old Creative Suite 5.5. Before that I hade a Creative suite 3 etc. Is it necessary that I keep all these old programs etc on my computer to make Creative Clouds work or is it better th

Hi I am just now downloading Creative Clouds :-) as an upgrade from an old Creative Suite 5.5. Before that I hade a Creative suite 3 etc. Is it necessary that I keep all these old programs etc on my computer to make Creative Clouds work or is it better that I uninstall them? Kind regards, AnnaReet

It is not necessary to retain the older installations. YOu might want to consider if you will have any need for them in terms of working with older files, but other than that you can probably uninstall them without missing them.

Creative Cloud & Creative Suite 6 - Will I have two versions of InDesign, Illustra, etc?

I have Creative Suite 6 installed on my Windows 7 laptop. I joined Creative Cloud and started downloading. Apparently two versions of Illustrator and InDesign. Oh my - that's a lotta disc space.
I'm uncomfortable uninstalling my Creative Suite 6.
I'm worried if I download the Creative Cloud versions of PHOTOSHOP & DREAMWEAVER - I'll lose all my plugins and web site definitions. YIKES!
I searched all the FAQ, etc., found no answer. Maybe I missed something. I bet this is a really common question.
So is that the deal? We have two versions of Adobe software? What happens if I install Cloud versiosn of Dreamweaver and Photoshop?
Thanks for your help.
April

There aren't many differences between the Creative Cloud version of Photoshop and Dreamweaver at the moment. You are welcome to uninstall or you can even go to Help>Deactivate. Once you have deactivated when you open the software again you maybe given the option to License this Software. If so you can enter your Adobe ID tied to your subscription and the software will begin using the licensing for your Creative Cloud subscription.

Looking to purchase creative cloud as a student. What will happen to the Creative Suite 6 Design Standard that i already have installed?

Hi, purchased 'Creative suite 6 Design Standard' with my macbook. Now looking to get After Effects but it is cheaper to buy the whole Creative Cloud in a bundle buying as a student than it is to buy After Effects on its own.
Will I encounter any problems with having two versions of illustrator, photoshop and indesign?
Thanks

Hi desousa403,
Yes you can use both CS6 and CC.
See - http://blogs.adobe.com/vikrant/2013/09/can-i-install-both-cs6-and-cc-apps-on-my-computer/
^Ani

Can I sell my Creative Suite license after upgrading to Creative Cloud?

I own a license to the "CS5 - Design Premium" and decided to start using the Creative Cloud instead of upgrading my software. Because I already owned the suite, I was given a discount for the first year of Creative Cloud use ($29/mth).
I'm wondering if I'm allowed to sell my license of CS5 after accepting this upgrade price?
I contacted support a week ago but have not yet heard a response.

Just found the terms of the promotion. It doesn't mention anything about not selling... or it being an upgrade. I'll give it a go and see what happens.
Terms and Conditions
Offer expires August 31st, 2012. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED, TAXED OR RESTRICTED BY LAW. For a limited time, eligible customers may purchase an annual membership to Adobe® Creative Cloud™ for a reduced price. Offer valid for purchases of an annual plan, which requires a 12-month contract. This offer is only available to customers who own a Creative Suite edition or individual product, version CS3 or later (CS3.x, CS4, CS5.x, or CS6), and who purchase directly from the Adobe Store or by calling a regional Adobe Call Center. This offer is not available to Education, OEM, or volume licensing customers. Residents of embargoed countries are not eligible. This offer is valid from 9:01 p.m. (PT) on April 23, 2012, until 11:59 p.m. (PT) on August 31, 2012. This offer is limited to one (1) purchase of one (1) Creative Cloud annual membership per customer. Offer is subject to U.S. export control laws and laws where the recipient resides. Offer may not be assigned, exchanged, sold, transferred, or combined with any other discount or offer, or redeemed for cash or other goods and services. This offer and prices are subject to change without notice. Void where prohibited, taxed or restricted by law.
Billing Terms for Annual Membership
Annual plan - $29.99 per month
with a one year contract
Payment
You’re signing up for a one year plan. Each month, for the duration of your plan, we’ll bill your credit card $29.99 plus sales tax. As soon as you’ve successfully completed this sign up process and your payment is confirmed, your membership will begin.
Renewal
This promotional price is valid for a full 12 months. After that, we’ll renew your contract automatically, at the standard annual plan price, unless you cancel. The price is subject to change, but we will always notify you beforehand.
Cancellation
We’d hate to see you go, but if you cancel within the first 30 days, we’ll give you a full refund. Otherwise, you’ll be billed 50% of your remaining contract obligation. If you ever need to cancel, just call Customer Support.

I am trying to upgrade my Creative Suite 5 to Creative Cloud but am being told that I do not qualify for the upgrade, does anyone know why?

I am trying to upgrade my Creative Suite 5 to Creative Cloud but am being told that I do not qualify for the upgrade, does anyone know why?

If you have the Education version you do not qualify due to the LARGE Education discount

My creative cloud subscription is over, and I'm trying to open up Adobe Photoshop CS6 which I got from my Adobe Creative Suite 6 Design & Web Premium - Education Edition, but it keeps trying to validate my creative cloud when I know it's expired. What do

My creative cloud subscription is over, and I'm trying to open up Adobe Photoshop CS6 which I got from my Adobe Creative Suite 6 Design & Web Premium - Education Edition, but it keeps trying to validate my creative cloud when I know it's expired.
What do I do? Help ):

How do I prevent Creative Cloud from taking over my CS6 perpetual license?
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1584746

Adobe Creative Suite Cloud on a MacBook Pro

I need to upgrade my ancient Adobe Creative Suite 3 and just learned that Adobe is now offering just one upgrade option - Creative Suite Cloud. I don't have much choice but upgrade, but before I take the plunge, I'd like to find out what I'm getting in to.
I found an unanswered thread on an Adobe forum where someone on a Mac complained about CS Cloud taking up far too much space on his hard drive. He also said something about having to move his websites into a different folder for some reason.
Anyway, I'd love to hear from others who are using Creative Suite Cloud on a Mac, especially if you upgraded from CS3. Do you have any tips to share?
I should add that I'm using MAMP to power my sites.
Thanks!

Are you talking about adobe creative cloud?
If you are, the Adobe Creative Cloud give you most of Adobe's tools (and all that most would need) to do anything. I will warn you about this though, is that it is a subscription, and you are basically renting it. that means you really do not own it.
About the hard disk space, all Adobe apps seem to take up at least a GB (and this does not matter if you get the master collection or the Creative Cloud). so ether way, it will take some space.
Also, if you want to try-before-you-buy, you can go to creative.adobe.com, and get a free account and try out all of he adobe apps available for creative cloud. The best part of it, your apps will be updated to CS7 (if or when it comes out) instead of buying the apps again in your subscriptions. if you need even more information, you can go to adobe's site to find out more (www.adobe.com)

I owned the Creative Suites prior to the cloud. I did the cloud for 1 year, no longer can afford this but now my product that I owned seems to have disappeared. How do I get it back?

I have owned Adobe Creative Suites since version 2 or 3. I owned 5 or 6 when I decided to try the cloud. Now I no longer want the expense of the cloud, but unfortunately I cannot find my non-cloud Creative Suites.

nothing was removed (by adobe) during your cc subscription/installations. so, if you've not removed them, they are still on your computer.
if you uninstalled them and want to reinstall:
Downloads available:
Suites and Programs: CC 2014 | CC | CS6 | CS5.5 | CS5 | CS4 | CS3
Acrobat: XI, X | 9,8 | 9 standard
Premiere Elements: 13 |12 | 11, 10 | 9, 8, 7
Photoshop Elements: 13 |12 | 11, 10 | 9,8,7
Lightroom: 5.6| 5 | 4 | 3
Captivate: 8 | 7 | 6 | 5
Contribute: CS5 | CS4, CS3
Download and installation help for Adobe links
Download and installation help for Prodesigntools links are listed on most linked pages. They are critical; especially steps 1, 2 and 3. If you click a link that does not have those steps listed, open a second window using the Lightroom 3 link to see those 'Important Instructions'.
window using the Lightroom 3 link to see those 'Important Instructions'.

What is the redemption code? I have got cd of adobe creative suite 6 and I have just subscribe in creative cloud and I want to activated? so what is the redemption code?

what is the redemption code? I have got cd of adobe creative suite 6 and I have just subscribe in creative cloud and I want to activated? so what is the redemption code?

about cs6, Find your serial number quickly
about cc, there is no redemption code. you use your adobe id to sign in and start downloading your apps, https://creative.adobe.com/

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