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Photoshop elements 11
As a first time iMac owner, and having just bought a 2013 iMac without super drive I am amazed that I can't by photoshop elements 11 from Mac App Store!
Instead I can buy it for apple store ... But then I have to buy a super drive in order to install it ?? That's messed up? It makes no sense , apple state that they don't sell Internal DVD drives because they are for people living in the past and everyone downloads software now? I was massively disappointed when I got my first look at the Mac App Store 😪 |
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The only thing I use a dvd drive for is ripping dvd's. So maybe they are not as far off as you think.
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PS Elements 11 (Mac) is available as a download directly from adobe.com. If you have a previous version, Mac or PC, you can get the upgrade price.
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Yes thanks found it at adobe.com.au AU$139 download. Also at amazon.com for US$71.... But, wait for it "download only available in the US!
Another case of rip off Australia, since AU$1 = US$1.05 how ridiculously more expensive is that and for what justification... No disc, no postage , no books .... No fair! |
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It's not messed up. The days of software coming on a CD/DVD are numbered. Even in the WinDoze world, Microsoft has copied Apple with their version of the App Store.
FWIW, most software manufacturers are offering direct download of their software. One more thing...I just checked the Adobe Australia site, and...wait for it...wait for it... you can download Photoshop Elements 11 from there. Yes...it links you to the US site, but you can still download it and put in your product serial number. |
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That's probably because the App Store version is a stripped down version of PS Elements, that only has the editor. Adobe and Amazon sell complete retail PSE packages in their downloads.
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The Mac Apple Store (MAS) is only one way to buy downloaded software. I generally prefer buying from the MAS rather than direct from the company because it automatically gives me a license for every computer that I own... plus updates are managed from one place on a daily schedule vs. from within applications where they want to update upon launch... exactly the time I want to "use" the software vs "update" the software. Still... if it is not available in the MAS... then I generally buy a digital download from the manufacturer. /Jim |
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