[Macworld]

Post your comments for Adobe Creative Cloud, subscription editions, go on sale here

[leogoz]

I am signing up today.

[gutwulf]

Great offer.
But I can't understand Touch Apps are included in Creative Cloud? Or you have to buy them separately?

[persistentcookie]

Very disappointed that you cannot buy a copy of Muse. It's only available by subscription. They're still sticking with that awful Dreamweaver in the Creative Suite bundles.

[luckylindy]

In case you didn't read the fine print about uninstalling the Beta of Photoshop from the supplied Uninstall app in the beta folder, the final version, in any form, will not install until it is properly removed. The splash screen for the beta does to have an Uninstall button. Who knew? (I sure didn't) So...I just drag and dropped the beta folder in the trash and emptied it...and the final version would not install. I also removed all CS6 beta files and folders from Application Support...still no install. BUT...

I found out about the uninstaller and, luckily, had a back up of the beta. I saw the Uninstall app -- actually a link to an 'Uninstall' folder in 'Library>Application Support>Adobe' -- and copied that folder to the same spot on my hard drive. I ran the program (a bizarro named file but, luckily, the only one with a bright red-icon) and it completely removed whatever I had left behind.

Because Adobe, at this point in time, just says NOT to just drag and trash the folder, as I did, and does not provide a standalone installer, I have posted a zipped up version of the Uninstaller folder for any dunderheads like me. NOTE: It opens the Adobe Application Manager (which should be there from when you installed CS6 Beta). without that application, this uninstaller will not work. Here is a link to the folder:

http://idisk.me.com/...c-Uninstall.zip

[LynchGraphics]

gutwulf, on 10 May 2012 - 11:32 PM, said:

I can't understand Touch Apps are included in Creative Cloud? Or you have to buy them separately?

I've been trying to ascertain the same thing. It looks like the Touch Apps are NOT included in the Creative Cloud subscription, which disappointed me, because everything I read led me to believe they would be.
Instead, if you buy 3 of them (Photoshop touch is $9.99 - not sure about the others), you get an extra month of CC.

Creative Cloud is still a great deal, but I think Adobe should have included the Touch Apps with the package. I rarely do design work on my iPad, so they don't merit a separate purchase for me - I'm going to skip them.

[Zenphotoshop]

I signed up last week. I tried accessing it last night and also saw the omission of the touch apps and Lightroom 4.

They say they will give you a credit of one month for the Cloud service if you buy 3 of the touch apps. I know they have no control over the app stores, but the way they sold it leading to the launch implied you would get access to all of the apps. I think they should have to credit you for all of the touch apps if you purchase them. Not just the 3.

[OnPoint331]

I was under the impression that touch apps were part of the cloud, too. I went to a seminar in NYC two days ago and I'm 100% certain the moderators specified that touch apps were part of the cloud.

[OnPoint331]

OnPoint331, on 12 May 2012 - 05:29 AM, said:

I was under the impression that touch apps were part of the cloud, too. I went to a seminar in NYC two days ago and I'm 100% certain the moderators specified that touch apps were part of the cloud.

Here's one article that specifies that the cloud includes touch apps. Here's yet another article saying touch apps[/url] included.

It looks like touch apps are one time Apple Store purchases from what I can gather.

This post has been edited by OnPoint331: 12 May 2012 - 05:54 AM

[Inkling]

Cloud subscriptions? I was getting intrigued by Muse until I discovered it was cloud only. Then I decided to dust off my copy of RapidWeaver. It's better than messing with monthly bills.

Too bad. I liked the idea of it working like InDesign.

[agno3]

Its iWeb but way more expensive and updated.