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Network installation --- Is there such a thing as network licenses for photoshop or can this be done another way?
We have a win2k domain network. We have a few licenses of photoshop, but
because it's fun to use, everyone wants to have access to it. Is there such
a thing as network licensing for Photoshop, or can licenses be shared across
a network such that only 3 copies can run concurrently by using another
method?
cheers for any help
Robin
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paul Valley #2 Re: Network installation --- Is there such a thing as network licenses for photoshop or can this be done another way?
In article <beh2lm$7ks$1$8300dec7@news.demon.co.uk>, [email]rg@bogusemail.com[/email] says...
check with adobe for more info on networking photoshop>
>We have a win2k domain network. We have a few licenses of photoshop, but
>because it's fun to use, everyone wants to have access to it. Is there such
>a thing as network licensing for Photoshop, or can licenses be shared across
>a network such that only 3 copies can run concurrently by using another
>method?
>
>cheers for any help
>Robin
>
paul Valley Guest
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