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hello,
i bought a copy of adobe premiere 5.1 on ebay a year ago and now i want to sell it. I can get a better price I think if it is unregistered, and I suspect that is the case, but how can I be certain? is there a way to check without actually registering it? thanks - fj
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Open up Adobe and click the Help menu option, then click "About Adobe".
Is there a serial number there? If so, it is registered.
Mark
well i did the simple thing and called adobe-- and turns out this copy isn't registered . hooray for me. I can get pro for $200! - fj
Hope you can help.
I bought software of a University which closed down.
Can i sell the Microsoft Office 1997? I am using Microsoft Office 2003.
In principle, yes. But the major disadvantages for the buyer:
- it isn't fully compatible with Windows Vista and Windows 7.
- it can do less than the free OpenOffice (for, example, you can't make it to read .docx files)
So the only real price for it is $0,00.
Kees
A bit late in responding, but I wanted to point out that the resale of the copy of/license to Office 97 may be prohibited by the EULA. Most universities sell discounted educational editions that require the purchaser to be a student, forbid the resale of the software, and occasionally substitute the university for Microsoft regarding all support requests. Thus, it depends on the edition purchased and the EULA associated with it.
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