Can I install this on both my desktop and laptop with a single purchase (like photoshop and some other softwares allow)? I have Vegas 9 on my desktop and would like to upgrade that at the same time I install something on this laptop. Thanks for any...
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Most licenses do allow you to load on the desktop and laptop at the same time. Since you can't use both at the same time you're still using the single license. As for installing it appears to work fine.
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You should be able to install it on as many computers as you want... there is no license limit on it like OS software.
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What happens if I buy and install this, but later I upgrade my PC? Will it not let me install it again because it thinks it's a different computer?
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You end having to make a Origin account , which has all the games you buy online. I only downloaded it to my laptop. Unsure if they have limited download to just one computer. They give you a product code just like a CD copy .. I would just buy the CD though looking back..
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I have a system built for Photoshop CS6. ASUS Sabertooth 990FX AM3+;AMD FX-8150; 24gigs of DDR3 Ram; PSU 750 and ASUS 2GB GDDR5 card. It performed as I expected. But what made it even more impressive was when I bought a second card and joined the two in crossfire mode. I was impressed how "smooth" it performed running Photoshop. It should be more than adequate for graphic editing with single card.
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Actually you can install the software on your laptop and your desktop as long as you only use one at a time
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I installed it on a laptop and and a pc. I don't think it makes a difference. You get two installs. Shouldn't be a problem.
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Hi, Mark. Your reply is very helpful to me. I'll looking at getting a small notebook in the future and was hoping to be able to handle some graphics and web editing without too much of a slow down. I'm glad to know you're happy running Illustrator on the NC10. How is the graphics card with an external monitor? Is the 2nd monitor limited to 1024x600, or can it handle higher res on the external?Thanks!
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You can install this software on both pc and laptop. I did the same, and it works without problems. I do not think you are able to run the programs at the same time. CorelDraw X7 works like a dream!
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Generally, Adobe allows installation of its products on a primary computer and a laptop, with the provision that the secondary computer (laptop) is not used simultaneously, and the two installations must be used by the same person. This is cut and paste from Photoshop Elements 11 license agreement: "2.1.3 Portable or Home Computer Use. Subject to the restrictions set forth in Section 2.1.4, the primary user of the Computer on which the Software is installed under Section 2.1 ("Primary User") may install a second copy of the Software for his or her exclusive use on either a portable Computer or a Computer located at his or her home, provided that the Software on the portable or home Computer is not used at the same time as the Software on the primary Computer." If you use a Mac that dual boots to Windows, you have to have 2 licenses; the second installation is not authorized as it is on the same OS system.
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I don't believe you can install a single license on more than 1 computer. Once you activate it, it will keep track of your system, including hardware, to determine if you're trying to install it on another computer. That's probably why it wouldn't allow you to activate the second laptop. If you reformat the laptop you already installed it on, you should still be able to use the product key to reinstall it. Under XP, I had a full, non-upgrade license that I installed and reinstalled countless times on my custom PC. After upgrading the hardware on my PC several times, it wouldn't let me activate it over the Internet and I had to phone them. I imagine Windows 7 will be somewhat similar but won't know for sure until some time passes and people attempt their reinstalls. It's too bad you didn't know ahead of time, but a Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade Family Pack (3-User) is probably what you should have purchased.
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I believe you can install this in your computer. I installed the same set in mine and it helped out quite a bit. I feel this is one of the first things I would do to upgrade a computer as far as speed goes. I do not believe this would help the graphics out though.
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If I recall the license allows 2 installations but read it carefully bc if you need to reinstall on an existing computer that would use up the other installation. We load all our languages on one computer for that reason
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Perhaps someone can forward you the precise wording from the license agreement, but it allows me to have one installed on my desktop, and one on my laptop. Since I'm the only one using it, I only use one at a time, and this meets their stated policy.
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Can't upgrade on any laptop, only desktop. And you don't need disc install....windows 7 and newer will take care of itself. Windows xp and vista will need disc install
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You should be able to use it on the new laptop. Do you have a hard copy of your version 10 and the License Code? If so, then just install it from your disk and enter the License Code when asked. If not, you can clone from one laptop to the other (e.g. using Casper), but I would likely check with Adobe support on the best way to accomplish your needs if you installed from a download.
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Before replying, may I suggest you get the newer version, CorelDraw X6. Another Amazon vendor is offering the X6 version for just a dollar or two more, which is the product I purchased just last week. You used the term "upgrade." However, nothing I noticed in the product I recently purchased identified it as an upgrade. On the "honor system," you're expected to be a home or student user, thus entitling you to purchase this full X6 version I purchased at a deeply discounted price. You'd also be entitled to making three installations and a license number was provided with the product, too. In other words, it's a full version, not an upgrade version. I installed it without a hitch. By the way, I'm also running Windows 7 Home Premium on an I5-3450 processor. So, as far as I can tell, you'd be perfectly "good to go" buying the X6 version I purchased for about the same price. Good luck with it.