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This information is older than dirt, why are you sending this out
bob
Hi Bob,
As I said in the post,
“This is not something new, but many people have been asking me about the trial downloads in the last few days.”
It seems that there is interest (sparked by impending CS5?) in trying out CS4 for users who have earlier versions of Photoshop or Elements.
I even received an email Thursday, directly from Adobe, suggesting that I put up the links “In celebration of Adobe Photoshop’s 20th Anniversary”
Since I kept giving out the same response to these questions, I decided to publish this post with the links.
Cheers,
Ken
Now that the free CS5 trial downloads are available,
it is all new news again.
Cheers.
Titles such as these are always so upsetting as they are made to entice the user until the user discovers their is no real news inside. Such as “iPhone 4G Released” ….in your local Apple Store next year.
At least please provide some valuable information such as when the Trials will be available which is on Adobe’s website under FAQ.
Misleading titles are of course valuable to any Blogger, but if you do not actually provide content when the user gets their they will become upset and realize to look other places for their information. Best of luck.
Hi Christopher B,
I have updated the post above to reflect the latest info I can find. Adobe’s site has some inconsistencies on this from product areas to support areas.
I agree with your comments that we should be providing helpful information. Since there have been a lot of CS5 details revealed in the last 2 days, and some items are needing revision, we are working to update everything as accurately as possible, and as quickly.
Oddly, the ‘official’ portals that I looked through had no such trial specifics posted. There is a lack of Trial FAQ’s on most of the CS5 Creative Suite Adobe Product pages, including on the Photoshop Product page. This is especially of concern since Photoshop is their ‘flagship’ app.
I have also added all of the trial info we could find on this page:
Adobe CS5 Free Trial Download FAQ’s
Thanks for your comments and input.
BTW, Christopher,
This post was originally posted back when the CS4 trial downloads were available because I kept getting asked about them at that time.
I only updated to add the CS5 info this week because people kept hitting it in their searches.
I try to keep up with updating the pages to reflect current knowledge and offers as they occur.
It is an endless task.
Thanks again for keeping us on our toes here!
yeah so where are these free trials and does anyone actually really know if they will be available before it is released as a product not a pre-release.
bec
As stated above, Adobe says:
–”CS5 Trials are expected be available in all supported languages in May 2010″–
Again, I suspect they want to make sure that the paying customers receive their disks before giving away freebie downloads.
don’t listen to the naysayers.
i couldn’t find this on the adobe site,
so your site got me what i needed. thank you.
good job
Hi genie777,
thanks for your appreciation.
it takes a whole lot more work to research, assemble, format, edit, post, double-check, update, etc. this kind of information,
than it does for anyone to do a quick web search, and then dismiss the search results.
negative feedback is helpful, though, to keep us focused and sharp.
glad you found this info of help.
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