Only seeing the try option in the Adobe Application Manager

BITESBITER wrote:
Yes you can upgrade to the already outdated CS6 instead of spending the same money for a brand new CS7 that is not there!
Or get trapped in the new subscription system.
Maybe it is me, but I've tried to do the CC upgrade and it just brings me to a page with all the app icons with a choice of download or learn. Now, I do already have a single app subscription to Muse in CC, but I wouldn't think that would hinder doing the whole group of apps. And if I click on, for instance, Photoshop downoad it takes me to the Application Manager and Photoshop shows it as a "try" - where am I supposed to go to do this CC sign up?
Tom

I am not sure if i understand your issue correctly, still would give it a try.
If you have purchased a Single app subscription then you will see all other applications as Trial in Adobe Application Manager unless you purchase a Full Creative Cloud membership.
http://www.adobe.com/products/creativecloud/buying-guide.html

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