02pepe47
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Anyone else fallen foul of the "2 activations" limit remotely imposed by Adobe.
I properly purchased & have used my current "Photoshop Elements 9" edition of the software for around 3 years , it's been my editing workhorse installed to my Desktop PC & laptop & has proved more than adequately suited for my particular needs.
Because my Desktop PC is now old and problematic I've recently upgraded to a new machine, but having loaded my "Photoshop" software to the new model am now receiving remotely activated messages that I will now have to pay for this reactivation because I've exceeded the "2 activation" limit.
This seems totally unreasonable to me, as I purchased this for use on two devices so nothing really alters as my old machine becomes scrapped.
If I really do have replace my software, its a total nonsense that renders perfectly serviceable software unusable as I will certainly not bow down to "online extortion".
Pepe
I properly purchased & have used my current "Photoshop Elements 9" edition of the software for around 3 years , it's been my editing workhorse installed to my Desktop PC & laptop & has proved more than adequately suited for my particular needs.
Because my Desktop PC is now old and problematic I've recently upgraded to a new machine, but having loaded my "Photoshop" software to the new model am now receiving remotely activated messages that I will now have to pay for this reactivation because I've exceeded the "2 activation" limit.
This seems totally unreasonable to me, as I purchased this for use on two devices so nothing really alters as my old machine becomes scrapped.
If I really do have replace my software, its a total nonsense that renders perfectly serviceable software unusable as I will certainly not bow down to "online extortion".
Pepe