There is a title I would like to use but a window tells me I must upgrade to Plus!.
What really is this and is it worth the money? I bought the full version.
Has anybody done this?
upgrade to Plus!
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upgrade to Plus!
by hpharley90 » Sun Dec 18, 2011 5:58 pm
New to 10.
There is a title I would like to use but a window tells me I must upgrade to Plus!.
What really is this and is it worth the money? I bought the full version.
Has anybody done this?
There is a title I would like to use but a window tells me I must upgrade to Plus!.
What really is this and is it worth the money? I bought the full version.
Has anybody done this?
Thanks
Richard
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48GB 3200MHz RAM Windows 10
Richard
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Re: upgrade to Plus!
by Chuck Engels » Sun Dec 18, 2011 7:06 pm
Photoshop.com Plus membership gives you 20 GB of online backup and some additional backgrounds, titles and DVD Menus.
I think the price is around $50 per year. As far as its worth, that depends on who you ask
I think the price is around $50 per year. As far as its worth, that depends on who you ask
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Re: upgrade to Plus!
by hpharley90 » Sun Dec 18, 2011 7:21 pm
Chuck Engels wrote:I think the price is around $50 per year. As far as its worth, that depends on who you ask
Per year!
Thanks Chuck.Out of my range.
Thanks
Richard
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Re: upgrade to Plus!
by George Tyndall » Sun Dec 18, 2011 8:50 pm
hpharley90 wrote:New to 10.
There is a title I would like to use but a window tells me I must upgrade to Plus!.
What really is this and is it worth the money? I bought the full version.
Has anybody done this?
In addition to what Chuck mentioned, there are lots of video tutorials that are available only to Plus members.
Adobe allows you to try Plus out for up to 30 days, and ask for a refund if you don't find it to be of value.
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Re: upgrade to Plus!
by Chuck Engels » Mon Dec 19, 2011 1:24 pm
The tutorials are done primarily by the Lynda.com people. If you are after tutorials I recommend going straight to Lynda.com rather than Photoshop.com
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