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<blockquote data-quote="Geoffc" data-source="post: 146934" data-attributes="member: 8705">I'm in two minds on this one. I currently pay for the cloud service and have access to all the products. Surprisingly I have found myself using several other high cost apps like Dreamweaver, premiere and acrobat pro. For me it comes down to price. I currently&nbsp; have an education licence which I feel is the right price for a home user. I would pay that long term for that range of products with all updates. If I was earning from the product the higher price would seem fair also.They also offer a single app version which is about $20 I think. If I couldn't get the education option I would probably buy lightroom and rent CSx.I also have it on mine and my wife's PC and as we rarely use it at the same time we are probably complying with that licence as well.Having said all of the above, it would do Adobe some good if they lost some market share in the same way as it would bring Apple back to reality.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Geoffc, post: 146934, member: 8705"] I'm in two minds on this one. I currently pay for the cloud service and have access to all the products. Surprisingly I have found myself using several other high cost apps like Dreamweaver, premiere and acrobat pro. For me it comes down to price. I currently have an education licence which I feel is the right price for a home user. I would pay that long term for that range of products with all updates. If I was earning from the product the higher price would seem fair also. They also offer a single app version which is about $20 I think. If I couldn't get the education option I would probably buy lightroom and rent CSx. I also have it on mine and my wife's PC and as we rarely use it at the same time we are probably complying with that licence as well. Having said all of the above, it would do Adobe some good if they lost some market share in the same way as it would bring Apple back to reality. [/QUOTE]

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