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Pirated Software
Peachstrudle
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Basically a friend of mine picked me up a copy of Adobe CS2. It's quite clearly a pirated copy but I can't afford to actually buy this software at the moment so I thought I'd give it a go. The software requires me to register it online but I know it's pirated.
If I register the software and it's been registered before or it comes up as a copy am I liable in any way for attempting to use it? Or will it just inform me that it's not cool and uninstall?
If I register the software and it's been registered before or it comes up as a copy am I liable in any way for attempting to use it? Or will it just inform me that it's not cool and uninstall?
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I will, however, recommend that you look into using the GIMP + a variety of free software utilities. The GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) is a decent free software replacement for Photoshop, and there are a lot more utilities kicking around that can deal with the other stuff that is included in CS2.
You may have better luck looking on sourceforge.net for free software replacements.
I wanted to say thanks to Hachface. I've been using gIMP for awhile, but I think GIMPshop will make it a lot easier for me to get other people to use it. Thanks!