Please do NOT, i repeat *NOT*, encourage using and/or acquiring pirated
software on this list!
Regardless of what you yourself think of illegally acquired / pirated
software, it does remain illegal -- and as such, something which IS NOT
ACCEPTABLE on this list (or, indeed, on any list which I am running).
If you want a copy of Adobe Photoshop, then I recommend contacting
Adobe and ask for their nearest authorized retailer in order to
purchase a copy.
If you do not want to pay for software, then use free software
(www.gimp.org is an excellent choice).
The List Mum
On 27 Feb 2005, at 18:38, Larry wrote:
>
> The simplest is to download "Limewire" for free at www.limewire.com,
> type in "Adobe Photoshop" in the 'Programs' section, and download the
> full Photoshop pro newest version for free with serial number. Stay
> with the 4 star top limewire search results. Limewire verifies the
> file contents, but if you like to worry about a virus to avoid saving
> hundreds of dollars, just run the downloaded Photoshop file
> through your virus scanner to be sure.
>
> Then have fun experimenting & learning by doing.
>
> Larry
>
> Simon Worby wrote:
>
>> I don't enjoy photo editing, but need to do it, and need to get
>> better at it.
>>
>> I've always used Jasc Paint Shop Pro for photo editing. I got it at
>> version 4 and was pleased with its ease of use and simple
>> functionality. I'm now on version 7, which I don't understand.
>>
>> It seems everyone uses Adobe Photoshop. I recently got Photoshop
>> Elements 2.0 bundled.
>>
>> Should I switch to Photoshop Elements and learn how to use it
>> properly? Or is there no point, and should I get Photoshop itself?
>> How different is Elements to the "Creative Suite" and do I really
>> need CS? Are the commands the same and it's just that CS has even
>> more functionality? And should I upgrade to Elements 3.0 (only £50).
>> Or should I stick with Paint Shop Pro and try to learn how to use
>> that?
>>
>> The thing is, if I'm going to invest time in learning software, I
>> want to get it right first time. Whilst I don't want to throw money
>> away, I'd rather spend a couple of hundred quid and learn the right
>> one rather than waste hours learning the wrong one.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Simon
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