CS6 for "Home use" or "small and medium business"?

Hello,
I'm interested in purchasing Photoshop CS6. I'm self-employed and I need an installation only for one machine, but for commercial use. Do I need to buy Photoshop for "small and medium business" or will "Home use" be sufficient license-wise?
Thanks,
Alicja

gruzdz wrote:
Do I need to buy Photoshop for "small and medium business" or will "Home use" be sufficient license-wise?
There are no such options.
There's a standard commercial license or an Educational license.
Your only decision is whether to buy Photoshop CS6 Standard or Photshop CS6 Extended (3D and few other features).
You will be fine with a commercial version of Photoshop CS6 Standard.
All licenses allow you to install and activate the software on up to 2 computers.

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