The Last Poster Wins! [v23]

[Noblejanobii]

Well the thing is we get access to the entire suite for free through my college so I'm not paying for them at all in the first place. So I have pretty much every program downloaded on my computer. Adobe can't just remove the programs from my computers can they?

[Neo Emolga]

Well the thing is we get access to the entire suite for free through my college so I'm not paying for them at all in the first place. So I have pretty much every program downloaded on my computer. Adobe can't just remove the programs from my computers can they?

Maybe, maybe not. It depends on how your school is handling the subscription process and what kind of contract that have with Adobe (and I'm just not familiar with how a school's contract with Adobe's Creative Cloud would work). There's a chance that once you graduate, you're no longer considered a user and therefore, trying to open Photoshop may just result in an error notification that you're no longer authorized to use the software. But there's a chance that they may not care or either it'll go on long after you've already walked because they didn't update who is enrolled and who isn't or they have it available as a courtesy for alumni. Hopefully the later case is what happens!

I honestly don't know for sure, but be prepared either way. When I graduated, I lost access to essentially everything that my school had available in terms of article libraries and all that stuff. My login just totally stopped working. So yeah, no more LexisNexis, ProQuest, or stuff like that.