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In other words, we will not go the way of the cloud.Īdobe have always made great software, but the CC business model may yet bite back. We do not need cloud services, we work with massive files, have multiple backups - and have remote file access where necessary - the last thing we need is CC monopolizing our available bandwidth. Many people do not need all access to all of Adobe's software applications, which is why they offered various versions of the Creative Suite in the first place. Especially as the longest 'pre-pay' term is currently only 12 months. You can guarantee that the price will increase once 'box' versions are no longer available / updated / supported and the masses have been forced to convert. The cost for 'leasing' access to the Adobe software is considerably higher in the long run - $X per month forever and never own anything, rather than $X as a one time cost of ownership and a reduced cost upgrade path. The creative cloud software and delivery system is buggy and glitchy - just check the other Adobe forums - we cannot have 'downtime' where our software does not or will not function due to logins / incessant updates / accessibility.

Yes, I know that CS6 is still available, but I guarantee that once the storm over CC has settled that too will go the way of the dinosaur - call me cynical but I have a feeling it has only been retained temporarily to provide the forum staff something to quote in an attempt to appease the rightly infuriated masses. Having purchased and used Adobe products in our creative agencies for almost 20 years, I cannot emphasize how incensed the CC only model makes me.

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