Myth #3: “The applications can’t be very powerful if they are running in a browser – trying to run Photoshop over the web is going to be really slow.” Plus there are solutions in place if you’ll be offline for an extended period – like traveling for six months without web access… just contact Customer Service.

After the CC applications are installed and running on your desktop, online access is only required once every 3-4 months for revalidation of your annual membership. You do not have to be continually connected to the Internet. Myth #2: “I don’t want to be constantly connected to the Internet to start and run my creative apps what happens when I’m on a plane?” Some say the name is a little misleading – but the Creative Cloud is actually a comprehensive collection of creative tools and services built around the new CC 2022 release of desktop products, including Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Audition, Dreamweaver, Animate, Acrobat, and more – the full working versions… You do also get 20-100 gigabytes of online storage space for syncing and sharing your files, but that is only one piece of of the big picture.

Myth #1: “‘Creative Cloud’ sounds like cloud storage only – which is just a way to store your files, and I already have Dropbox which is free.” Still, there are quite a few misconceptions we see from time to time, or that some folks seem to believe… Here below we dispel and debunk the top 10 most common myths we’ve heard – and hopefully even if you already know the scoop or use Creative Cloud you’ll pick something up… read on! With over 26 million customers having already signed up in the nine years since it launched, Adobe’s Creative Cloud product line has been a success exceeding even the company’s own expectations.

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