What happens after the Trial

am thinking of downloading the trial of Elements. If I do, use it, have a bunch of pictures in it then want to purchase the software during the 30 days, can I install a version from disc and preserve what I did with the trial. In other words, I would download the trial from Adobe use it, and I I liked it buy the software from Amazon because it is 1/3 the price. If I did that, would the files I had already created carry over to the new installation or would I have to uninstall the trial (and all my pictures) before I could put the purchased version on my computer?
Thanks

But you *must* uninstall the trial before installing the retail version. As Paige said, your photos/projects are separate from the program files, so this is not a problem.

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AnnaMChapman wrote:
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What happens after Trial?

Once a trial period expires, what functionality remains?
Does the product launch at all, does it work but not allow documents to be saved?
Thank you.

Bower39 wrote:
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If you want an open source, freeware editor, Google GIMP.

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