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Actually, it turns out David is correct, exactly as
stated.
From the Education Purchasing FAQ at http://www.adobe.com/education/purchasing/faq.html:
"Good news! You can use Adobe Education software (any
title!) to produce commercial/professional paid-for work when you leave school,
or even while you are in school. In this regard, Adobe does not limit how
student software is used. So students can use it to learn and to make
money!
(Of course, students must agree to the terms of the End User Licensing Agreement — which appears during installation — just as every software customer must do.)" Regarding my other question about limitations on the educational products, the same FAQ says: "The Education and retail versions are virtually identical — we do not modify the software itself. To differentiate the product offering between education and retail, we may remove some clip art, some fonts, or other non-application resources. So really, the only difference is price. Student customers can be assured that this as an opportunity to get the “full version” without paying the “full price”." Just to be thorough, the FAQ goes on to say that: "You are able to continue to use your Education version serial number when you leave school to upgrade to future commercially priced versions if you want to, rather than having to buy the next “full” version. So you save money now while you are a student, and also after you graduate!" In short, this is an extremely cool program Adobe has. I salute them for it! If the goal really is to get a million folks using Flex, then the pricing for the educational Flex version will go a long way toward bringing new Flex advocates into the fold. I'm pretty darn impressed. Thanks to all of you for your comments, but especially to Greg Hamer, who initially broached the idea of academic licenses... Kevin
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