CS comes with a 2 machine license as standard apparently. Check your docs - totally legal.
I don't know how the authorisation stuff works though. You have to have an internet conncection don't you? I assume you only need this for initial registration and once that has been done you can disconnect and still run as normal? > -----Original Message----- > From: Jan van Wijk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 01 March 2004 10:27 > To: Pentax discussion forum > Subject: Color-cast viewing *ISTD RAW images in BreezeBrowser > > > Hi all, > > I remember there has been a discussion on image browsers a > while ago, but I can't find any reference to this subject ... > > The problem is, I started to use Photoshop CS plus the Adobe > RAW 2 plugin to work with my *ISTD RAW images, and that works > just great! > > However, on trips I just take my laptop, and will not have > Photoshop available, so I am looking for an alternative to > browse through my RAW images with some other tool. > > I have tried the Pentax Photo Browser, and that would be OK > for checkin single images, but it lacks functionality to view > larger numbers of files really. It opens every file in a > separate window, > and you cannot simply Page up or down through the images. > > It does not have a 'slide-show' feature or full-screen view either. > > So, after searching arround on the WEB it seemed that the > latest release or BreezeBrowser 2.8 would be perfect, and I > downloaded that for evaluation. > > The user-interface and features are just fine, it offers all > I need. However, whenever RAW images are displayed full-size, > there is a really AWFULL blue/green color cast, and the image > is a bit too dark as well. The displayed thumbnails are fine, > but they probably come from the embedded JPG image ... > > I contacted Breeze support about it, and am waiting for an answer now. > > > Questions: > > 1) Does anyone have (better ?) experience with BreezeBrowser > and Pentax RAW files > > 2) Are there any alternatives that offer full-screen viewing, and > if possible a slide-show capability as well for .PEF files ? > > 3) Is it (legally and technically :-) possible to install > Photoshop-CS on a second PC with just one license ? > > They will never be used at the same time, but I wonder if the > new 'activation' scheme would give me trouble ... I have a > vague recollection that someone mentioned this possibility on > the list a while ago, but can't find that post now. > > > TIA, Jan van Wijk > > ------------------------------------------------------------------ > Jan van Wijk; http://www.dfsee.com/gallery > > >
