After months of subscribing to the creative cloud and properly working with the apps until now the apps are reverting to tryout mode?! How could that be? Credit card has been charged, of course ...
Any idea of how to end that?!
Do you have CS5 products that you use occasionally? That might be related, we have a known issue that could cause this behavior
CCM products revert to trial mode with incorrect number of days remaining| CCM, CS6
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/trial--1-launch.html
-Dave
Any update yet Dave?
Just wanted to add my voice to this thread as I'm experiencing the same known issue. I cant unfortunatley scrap using CS5 just yet as theres a Google webfont plugin in CS5 thats not available on CS6 yet (incidentally cant be fixed by the software publishers until Adobe fix a known issue with CS6) so I'm having to re-register regularly.
Give them a nudge Dave please as this problems driving me nuts.
Thanks.
As a working professional I'm finding that Creative Cloud both frustrating & embarrassing
imagine being called to a clients office to do some product retouching and finding that without
a reliable internet connetion that the product that I DO pay for WILL NOT WORK, and to put to bluntly
if the software that makes me a living won't work, then I can't either.
I would think that CS6 sould be able to run for at least a week without checking in, not everywhere in
the world has San Jose internet speeds, I often go to places where the best you'll get is 50~150kbs
and at a few times a year places where there is NO NET ACCESS AT ALL.
I have licensed cs5/5.5 products on my big PC and have removed cs5/5.5 from my laptop and both
suffer the log on 2-4 times a day.
It is VITAL that this issue is fixed
I am also being asked to sign in on a regular basis. I used to have cs5 on my machine but I had to remove it because of lack space. Now I just have cs6 but it still asks me to sign on about 1/2 the time I open us the programs. It is very annoying and NOT what I expected when I signed up.
Ruth
Just last night the internet had issues at my home and when I opened Dreamweaver CS6 it gave me a warning about my subscription and gave me ONLY a 5 day grace period. I guess I'm not experiencing the other problems folks are having, but when I read up on going with the Creative Cloud option I believe it said we were supposed to have a 1 month grace period which would actually serve the purpose of being on vacation in a remote area for a week or two. I had also called sales so that may have been what was pitched by the salesman too. Either way that is what was promised and 30 days is not to much to ask for.
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