Hey, Am I missing something or does this page not provide what you need? (a Coldfusion 8 license?)
http://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion/coldfusion8/buy/ Dave. On 17 Aug 2011, at 10:52, Paul Andrews wrote: > On 17/08/2011 10:37, Brendan Meutzner wrote: > >> Paul, >> >> Thanks for the response. As far as having many licenses involved, yes, >> potentially. However, we're just beginning the sales process, and right now >> wouldn't be able to buy a chunk of licenses... it's really a situation when >> we sell the software, we need a license. >> >> I did actually speak to enterprise licensing, and didn't get much help there >> either. They actually pointed me towards outside sales partners, to which >> I've gotten no response. > > That's a pity. Seems a little short-sighted of Adobe - I guess they're making > enough as it is. I think many companies would take into account your > situation and see it as a route towards future upgrades. The reverse side of > the coin, I guess, is the product lifetime. There is an expectation of > ongoing support when a product is bought so I guess in the bigger > picture, that involves a cost to adobe by not being able to retire product > for support quite so soon in the future. > > All pointless speculation on my part. Pity there's not a reseller with old > boxed product on the shelves. > >> >> >> Brendan >> >> >> >> On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 1:48 AM, Paul Andrews <p...@ipauland.com> wrote: >> >> On 17/08/2011 09:23, Brendan Meutzner wrote: >>> >>> Hi All, >>> >>> Was wondering if anyone had insight into the possibility of purchasing >>> previous versions of Adobe product licenses. I know this is a bit off >>> topic, but Adobe sales (phone line) is telling me they have no way to do >>> it, and I just can't believe that. I'm hoping someone within the forum has >>> possibility come up against this before and might have some advice. We've >>> got a product based on Flex using ColdFusion 8 with the LCDS ES license >>> included and moving to CF9 and the associated $30k license just isn't >>> feasible. I know that BlazeDS is an option, but the work involved in >>> refactoring the code to use BlazeDS looks daunting. We're already using CF >>> on the backend, and we just want to keep purchasing CF 8 licences for this. >>> >>> Thanks in advance for any help/advice, >>> >> >> Sounds like you have many licences involved. If so you might want to get >> hold of an Adobe rep that deals with corporate clients. They are far more >> likely to have latitude to cut a deal. >> >>> >>> Brendan >> >> > > >
