As an Adobe Developer and Trainer I often get asked regarding discounts for Adobe products. Here's my, unfortunately, short list to all the ways I know of legally getting a discount for Adobe products.
There are three possible discounts for Adobe products that you may qualify for:
Your Uncle's Neighbor's Son Works for Adobe:
one: you have a friend or relative who works for Adobe.
Typically they'll be able to get the entire suite of products for about $100.
Typically they'll be able to get the entire suite of products for about $100.
Your nine your old daughter needs to learn InDesign
two: you are a student. Check out the educational discounts for Adobe Products:
This link will take you to the educational discount page on the adobe web site.
This link will take you to the educational discount page on the adobe web site.
Your Aunt Louise Volunteers at a the Local Community Center
three: you work for a non-profit organization. Check out the organization Tech Soup (formerly named Compumentors) which specializes in providing support and services for non-profit organization:
The url to their home page is: http://www.techoup.org (from there click on "Get Product" link.
Tech Soup has relationships with many software vendors (including Adobe) to provide highly discounted products to non-profit organizations.
Also don't forget the 30 day free most Adobe products. The "Try It" link can typically be found on the product page for each Adobe product. This is a full version of the product good for 30 days after which it will stop working, at which point you can buy it (at full price) or uninstall from your computer.
