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yogiholzer:
It is reported that you can now get Adobe Photoshop CS2 and some other Adobe software officially for free.
http://www.chip.de/news/Photoshop-kostenlos-Windows-und-Mac-Downloads_59762624.html

Download through this site: http://www.chip.de/downloads/Vollversion-Photoshop-CS2_59762951.html
I still wasn't able to get it as the site seems to be overburdened.

Anyone please save a copy with an official serial number for me if you get access to it please, as I can't try
again nearly a full day later from now on and I'm not sure if the offer is still there then. I want a version for
Win 7 64 bit. The serial number should be shown near the download button at the Adobe site. One needs
an Adobe account. I already created one, but the download site wasn't available. Thank you.

Itchigo:
Unofficially, I could help you out...... ;)  I have cs5.

sleepy:
This is the German Adobe CS2 download page.

http://www.adobe.com/de/downloads/cs2_downloads/

This is the English Adobe CS2 download page:

http://www.adobe.com/downloads/cs2_downloads/

I guess Creative Suite includes all of the CS2 programs such as Photoshop CS,
but they are also giving away Audition 3.0 which is an Audio Sound Editor (Hey Tii), and Illustrator CS which is a drawing program.

THANK YOU Yogi! :)

Itchigo:
Tii isn't here yet Sleepy, but he's invited to the party if you can bring him in.

yogiholzer:
About Adobe Photoshop CS2: I'm not absolutely sure and I don't really know if it's a correct way to get it,
but it's still available and the serial numbers are still shown, although Adobe seems to be informed.
Today the information is published on other sites too. I think it's a little bit different, if there were working
serial numbers published from anyone else, but they directly come form Adobe.

I just downloaded Photoshop CS2 from the link I posted yesterday. The serial number is shown right from
the download link there. Who knows, maybe it's kind of promotion for the actual program versions? CS2
is from 2005, so it's more than 7 years old. If it's finally not correct, I will delete it later.

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