Creative Cloud will be the exclusive source of future innovation to Adobe's creative tools as the software company will no longer be offering its Creative Suite 6(CS6) software under the Commercial/Government Cumulative Licensing Program (CLP) and Transactional Licensing Program (TLP) from the 1 June, says the company.
"The best way to remain current on Adobe's creative software; including exclusive access to all software updates and product innovation, is to join Creative Cloud," says Jeremy Matthews, CEO of Dax Data, a local Adobe distributor.
According to Dax Data, Creative Cloud allows Adobe to speedily deliver innovation to its customers, providing creative professionals with a seamless, connected and productive environment where they can access apps, services and support.
"The momentum of users adopting Creative Cloud has exceeded our expectations, Adobe has over 1.4 million paid Creative Cloud members worldwide today," says Matthews.
"With more and more customers migrating to Creative Cloud, discontinuing CS6 from TLP and CLP simplifies Adobe's creative offerings, and ensures customers get the most innovative versions of the tools and services our creative solutions offer," he adds
The CLP and TLP licencing programmes will, however, remain available for Acrobat and other Adobe products.
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