Is it possible to use creative cloud in different regions?

Is it possible to use creative cloud in more than one region. For example I live in Spain, but also spend a lot of time in the United States. Will it function even though every country has it's own pricing etc.
Thanks

YEs. Once installed the programs work just fine everywhere. The only issue may be with the sync stuff and other online features, since it will try to detect your region and give warnings or errors. Turning this stuff off might help.
Mylenium

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Is it possible to use creative cloud online with both Mac/windows system (on the same computer, bootcamp) without paying twice ?

Hello, I work with a Macbook pro, divided into mac and win 8 (with Bootcamp), is it possible to use Creative Cloud subscription with both system without paying twice.
Bonjour, J'utilise un Macbook pro partitionné Bootcamp mac et windows 8, est-il possible que l'abonnement à Creative Cloud en ligne fonctionne indifféremment dans les deux systemes (sur le même ordi), sans payer deux fois.
Merci,
jho

Your subscription allows for two functioning installations (normally on separate machines, but I imagine you could install the two as you indicate).

Is is possible to use creative cloud as a shared volume for collaboration between incopy & indesign?

I'm a designer student and as a designer, I constantly have to make decks for presentations. I typically work in a group of six and because I'm confident with graphic design, I tend to be the leader of these tasks. I've found the best workflow for slide creation is Indesign. Unfortunatly, I'm just an awful writer— so when I heard about Incopy's collabrative features(saw the post from indesign's facebook page) I saw oppertunity and got very excited. My teamates and I typically all have subscriptions to adobe cc because of this, I was wondering (since I havent used it at all) if the storage given out from adobe cc was able to be that shared volume that is required for the live link between incopy stories and indesign layouts.
Therefore,
Is is possible to use creative cloud as a shared volume for collaboration between Incopy & Indesign?
If this needs any further clarification I'll gladly write a more detailed question — lastly, if this is not possible might you suggest an alternative? Please assume that we go to school together but we work offsite also.

You will not be able to use the Files page at https://creative.adobe.com/files for collaboration in this way. But you can share individual files in this way.
When folder sharing is available this will be possible.

Can I use Creative Cloud in different desks in different countries with the monthly payment method? Thanks

I live between Europe and Asia..is possible use Creative Cloud in different countries with the same account?
Thanks.

it doesn't matter for continued licensing.
it's no different than the situation of many people who 'vacation' and take their adobe programs with them (and have no difficulty).

Is it still possible to use Creative Cloud storage after trial is up

hi i have buy adobe proto for my android when i open it the cloud for my proto i see that i have 2gb limit on the cloud whats happen when the trial its done can i youse the app. and can i upload it also to the cloud.

Yes! Even when your 30 day trial is up, you will have up to 2gb of storage on the creative cloud. However, you will not have access to all of the programs that are available on the cloud. That is the free version that you can use to upload your files from the Adobe Touch Apps, or whatever else you'd like!
Hope this helps!
Julia

Is possible to use Creative Cloud apps in 3 machines?

I know you can use Adobe Creative Cloud in 2 devices. But if I have this 3 machines:
My iMac - Photoshop and DreamWeaver
My MBA 1 - DreamWeaver
My wife's MBA 2 - Photoshop
Can I use a single Creative Cloud license to work in that way or should I purchase 2 licenses?
Thanks,

Additionally, you cannot use different programs of the suite at the same time by the same user on different computers.
I've always understood that to be true for Creative Suites.
But for Cloud apps I understand that the same user can install and use any Cloud apps on two computers (Mac and/or Windows) at the same time.
http://forums.adobe.com/message/5566989

Is it possible to purchase creative cloud and try it for only one (1) month? My free trial expired without using it.

Is it possible to purchase creative cloud and try it for only one (1) month? My free trial expired without using it.

The price is higher, I think $70. But you can purchase without the annual commitment.

Can I use Creative Cloud Applications on LINUX through Wine as It is possible now with box versions?

as in title:
Can I use Creative Cloud Applications on LINUX through Wine as It is possible now with box versions?
Are there any things to consider / do differently?

You are certainly welcome to try. We have not tested this environment in anyway and you may face difficulties with Adobe Creative applications that require heavy use of the CPU. I also would be surprised if Acrobat could be installed in this environment due to it's dependencies to system resources.

Can I use Creative Cloud on multiple Macs?

I am work in a company where we are using Creative Cloud for teams. Recently I've been doing some work from home, but on CS6. Is it possible to use CC on my Mac at home using the same Adobe Login details? Do I need to register with Adobe with different Login details in order to purchase CC from Adobe?

Cloud License allows 2 activations http://www.adobe.com/legal/licenses-terms.html
-Install on a 2nd computer http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1452292?tstart=0
-Windows or Mac does not matter... 2 on the same operating system, or 1 on each

Is it illigal to use Creative Cloud in Russia?

is it illigal to use Creative Cloud in Russia? I can just order it in another country and use in Russia.. And when will Creative Cloud be available in Russia?

From the Creative Cloud FAQ:
We intend to make Creative Cloud as widely available as possible. Adobe will share more details about country availability over time.
http://www.adobe.com/products/creativecloud/faq.html#availability
In regards to whether you can buy it in another country and use it in Russia: If you are from any one of the countries where Creative Cloud is available, you can contact Adobe Customer Service http://helpx.adobe.com/contact/ to get your country information updated in the system.

Use Creative Cloud extract with .ai files

I've been reading up on using Creative Cloud to be able to upload and interact with .psd files. It looks like a great function for me to be able to interact with the developers I work with. Only thing is that I design in illustrator. Is it possible to use this in congestion with .ai files instead? Or would I have to export my designs as .psd first?

Thanks for the quick reply!
So I can convert from .ai to .psd - do you know if there are any issues with doing this? Or is there a best practise at all?

Creations created using Creative Cloud Applications

If I am reading the TOS correctly, I am not able to sell any works that are created using the Creative Cloud Applications. Can you please clarify if this is true or if I am mis-reading it. Thank you.

8.2 You agree not to use, or to encourage or permit others to use, the Services to:
(r) Market any goods or services for any business purposes (including advertising and making offers to buy or sell goods or services), unless specifically allowed to do so by Adobe;
Unfortunately ‘Service(s)’ does not appear in art 2. definitions.
You’ll find the definition of ‘Services’ in the several ‘additional terms of use’.
That means that in order to comply with art 8.2.(r) you’ll have to act according to the definition of ‘Services’ given in the additional terms of use of the particular piece of software you’re using.
Acrobat: no definition of ‘Services’ in the additional terms of use.
CS Services Additional Terms of Use: art. 2.3.a
Adobe captivate :“Service(s)” means, individually and collectively, an Adobe hosted application.”
Within the context of the several definitions in the additional term of use I think the term ‘Services’ should be understood as Adobe’s behaviour that enables you use ‘Creative Cloud’, by granting the right to use the software, by making manuals on line accessible and by offering the possibility to download templates and examples. These are ‘the Services’ Art. 8.2.(r) forbids to commercialize. You are not allowed to print and sell the manuals. You are not allowed to use the 20 gig storage for commercial purposes. You may not use a platform to advertise your business. You could compare it with a situation where someone has a licence to use a sewing machine. The limitations in art 8.2(r) allow him to use the machine to sew clothes and sell them. He’s not allowed to rent out the machine to a third party or in any other way commercialize the apparatus itself (without consent of the owner). 8.2.(r) Is extra confusing because of the word services, possibly referring to the commercial use of platforms. Not to be confused with ‘The Services’ (Art. 8.2) referring to the behaviour of Adobe that enables its customers to use Creative Cloud.

Can I use Creative Cloud for students on more than one computer at the same time?

I get different info when I read about how I could use creative cloud.
Somewhere it say I can install and activate on two computers but only run the applications on one computer at the time.
On antother place I read that I can use the applications on two computers at the same time.
So what is correct?
Can I install and activa Creative Cloud for students on my PC and my Mac and also run the applications on both computers at the same time?

I already gave you the info you seek, but you don't seem to want to accept it. Here it is in writing from Adobe's EULA (find it at: General-terms)
"4.1 Subscription-Based Software License.
If we provide the Software to you as part of your subscription to use the Services, then subject to your compliance with these terms, we grant you a non-exclusive license to install and use the Software: (a) in the Territory, (b) so long as your subscription is valid, and (c) consistent with these terms and related documentation accompanying the Software. “Territory” means worldwide, but excludes any U.S. embargoed countries and countries where you are prohibited from using the Software or the Services. You may activate the Software on up to 2 devices (or virtual machines) at a time, if these activations are associated with the same Adobe ID for the same individual, unless stated at http://www.adobe.com/go/activation. However, you may not use the Software on these devices simultaneously."
You appear to want to believe that because you think you have a way of getting around the agreement without being caught it would be okay to do. You are bound to the agreement if you purchase the subscription. Do you understand what intentionally (and with fore-knowledge) failing to honor a contract constitutes?

We have two users that have been using Creative Cloud for almost a year. Recently, sometime in the last 4ish weeks, the users can no longer run Creative Cloud apps. (Yes, our subscription is paid.) Error simply says administrator access is required

We have two users that have been using Creative Cloud for almost a year. Recently, sometime in the last 4ish weeks, the users can no longer run Creative Cloud apps. (Yes, our subscription is paid.) Error simply says administrator access is required to install. The apps have already been installed. The users cannot run them unless they are in the local admin group.Using "Run as admin" does not work. It gives the same error.
I have opened a case with adobe support and was basically told to suck it up and put the users in the admin group. Actually, what was said was that it is "mandated that the users have administrative rights".
There are a couple of things wrong with this. It was working for both users until recently - a recent required creative cloud update. The users have never been local admins yet the apps were working (poorly, but working).
We are in an enterprise environment and users simply do not have administrative rights on the computers.
I have changed permissions on all adobe folders, granting users or authenticated users modify or full control rights, did the same in whatever Adobe registry HKLM keys I could find. Nothing has allowed the users to run the apps - unless they are put in the local admin group.
Someone has to have a fix for this. Adobe apps have proved to have far too many vunerabilities to even entertain the idea of elevating user rights. I can't imagine that enterprise environments are allowing this.
Any help or suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Jeff,
Thank you for your response. The users in question are "standard" domain users. We do not reduce users permissions below the standard level.
The apps do not load with their current standard user permissions.
The thing that makes this odd, is that up until recently they did this issue with cloud apps. The only way I can make it work for them now is to put them in the local administrator group on their pc's - which is not going to happen.
This is what they now see. As I said before, this was not a problem up until recently they would see all their available apps. If I put them in the local admin group the apps are listed without having to install. Everything is there, just not accessible to the user.

Looking into starting a business using creative cloud and business catalyst

Hi,
I am just looking for a bit of clarification on a few things. I am looking at using Creative cloud and Business Catalyst for a new business.
Firstly, if I have both a Mac and a PC, will one creative cloud subscription allow me to install on both?
Secondly, with Business Catalyst if I am wanting to make more than 5 websites, do I have to use the partner plan? or is this just if I want to make comission? Basically can I pay individually for subscriptions to more than 5 sites on behalf of customers without paying the initial partner fee while I am starting up? Obviously long term the partner option makes sense but short term for start up it would be useful to just sell the adobe subscriptions without earning comission. Hope this makes sense?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Adam

Hi Adam,
I'm very happy to hear that you want to start a business using BC and Creative Cloud - this is one of the goals of our integration.
To you first question, yes, you can install Creative Cloud on both your machines.
To your second question - you don't need to be a paid partner while you're starting up. You can remain a free partner, and just buy supplemental websites from the Partner portal. You're right, you won't get the comission, but it's a pretty good deal anyway.
If you're starting up, I also strongly recomment the BCGurus "Zero to BC Hero" training program - not only they explain you the BC product, but they also include a lot of great business insights on running a web agency
Sincerely,
Alexandru

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