Reinstalling a student edition software in the event of computer crash

Hi,
Will I be able to re-install a student edition adobe software to a new computer if my current laptop crashes and work no longer?

Hi Urvidave,
Yes you will be able to install the application on two computers.
You may read more regarding activation of Adobe Application here - http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/activation-deactivation-products.html
^Ani

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Keep in mind that if your camera is newer than the last released version of Camera Raw (5.7) for Photoshop CS4, Adobe does provide a free solution for compatibility, as Curt has mentioned, through the use of the free DNG Converter application.
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1. You get your raw images from your new camera into a folder on your computer.
2. You run the latest DNG Converter application and choose the folder.
3. It converts the entire folder full of images to .DNG files.
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While the DNG Converter provides you a way to continue to use your older Photoshop software with a new camera, keep in mind that there are significant improvements in the raw converter in the latest version of Photoshop that may allow you to make better images out of your raw files if you do choose to upgrade Photoshop.
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I'm planning on purchasing the Student/teacher edition of Photoshop CS6. I would be installing it on my laptop to use for the next year or so. If I get a desktop computer after I graduate, would I be able to install the software on that computer? I know that it can be installed on 2 devices, but once I'm not a student anymore....?

Yes, you can keep on using STE software after you graduate.
http://prodesigntools.com/difference-between-adobe-cs5-student-editions-vs-regular.html
"Since Creative Suite 5, all Student and Teacher Editions can be utilized for personal as well as commercial use, for all academic customers worldwide. So yes, you can sell your services or anything you create, or use these products in developing a side business or online venture. And after graduation or completion of coursework, you can continue to use the perpetual software on your personal systems; there is no usage expiration and those tools will continue to work."
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Trimatirate you will need to locate the serial number you received with your license to use the software for a year. If it is registered then it will be available under your account at http://www.adobe.com/. You can find additional details at Find your serial number quickly - http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/find-serial-number.html.

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I've just gotten a Nikon D50 and am trying to figure
out what software to purchase to use on my Intel
Imac. Obviously something that runs natively would
be ideal, but "good" performance would be enough.
I'm just an amateur photographer looking to improve
my pictures.
Aperture is pricey and has gotten mixed reviews.
Nikon is coming out with new Capture software next
month (NX I believe), but it doesn't look like it
will run natively on the Intel Mac.
Photoshop Elements might be the ticket, though of
course it won't run natively now. It will, I
believe, allow for "spot" editing, something that the
still-beta Lightroom won't do, and something I think
I want to be able to do.
Should I consider Boot Camp and PSE for Windows?
Would that be a better experience than running the
Mac version on my Intel machine? Looks like there's
better pricing on the Windows version (at least on
Ebay) than the Mac version, but so far I have
resisted Boot Camp...hoping to stay out of the
Windows world as much as possible.
Is there something else I should be looking at?
I know I'm all over the map here...I'm kind of
confused, and just want to get to work making some of
these pictures look better. Thanks.
I have a similar question. I don't think I need all the power of Photoshop CS or GIMP, but is there a photo editing package that can change backgrounds of photos? For example, change a black background to white? Can iPhoto do this? Can Photoshop Elements run on iMac Intel? Can PS Elements do this kind of editing? Thanks.
Justin

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