I just read the Framers Digest from Friday and wanted to add some information
about Adobe's Transactional Licensing Program. We purchased our current TPS2
licenses through that program because it seemed like a good deal. I later found
out that phone support isn't included in TLP purchases. (Not
I think my first question would be if FM 8 isn't offered for sale anywhere
because it's not a supported release, how you'd upgrade...
And I was curious about why you think 9 has a buggy interface... after a
year in use and three patches, it's at least as stable as 7.1 and quicker.
Not to mention
I've watched the threads with interest, Nancy, and did the 30-day eval
last spring. I know there are a few aggravations, but as soon as we can
spring for TCS 2 here, I'm going to FM 9 and the rest and not looking
back. All in all, life will be easier and more productive.
Jim
-Original
(We are cautious about 9.0, don't want to struggle with a buggy
interface.)
I wouldn't call the interface buggy. The only bugs popping to mind are one
caused by dragging tab stops on the ruler instead of applying them in the
paragraph designer, and some issues with Save as PDF. The first bug
On Fri, 9 Apr 2010 12:00:12 -0400, Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com wrote:
I think my first question would be if FM 8 isn't offered for sale anywhere
because it's not a supported release, how you'd upgrade...
Easy. Join the Adobe Transactional Licensing Program:
At 09:38 -0700 9/4/10, Writer wrote:
I think my first question would be if
FM 8 isn't offered for sale anywhere
because it's not a supported release, how you'd upgrade...
That thought crossed my mind as well.
As well as what Jeremy says, eBay. That's how I upgraded from 6 to 7 on Mac
well
You're going to find it interesting locating a copy of Frame 8. It's
doable but nobody sells it. There is a post on the Adobe Frame forum,
I think, that has a solution where you get a volume license and use
the license key to enable the Frame 8 features.
I use Frame 7 and Frame 8 but not Frame 9
