I don't create illustrations with Illustrator. I've actually been using Adobe Illustrator longer than Photoshop, but in less depth.
After all, if you do anything for almost 30 years, you kind of develop some level of proficiency. I don't have to think hard to do anything. I am still not an extreme Photoshop expert, but I have the muscle memory. It's perfectly OK with Microsoft to use the programs to do work for work. And before you tell me that you can't use applications from the Office 365 Home plan to do work for work, I checked. Both are deep applications that have been used in work and at home for years. I know that some argument might be made that Photoshop, say, is more complex than Word. If you pony up for the Office 365 Home license, you can install the Office apps for up to six people in your family - and each can have up to five installations on five machines. That's a lot more generous - and wildly less expensive - than Creative Cloud. You're allowed to run Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Outlook, and other supporting apps on up to five machines. The Office 365 Personal plan is $69.99 per year. Now, compare that to Microsoft Office 365. If I wanted to run Creative Cloud on my four machines, I'd be looking at $1,200 a year or so, and increased inconvenience.
0 kommentar(er)
