If you have kids or grand kids at secondary/college/Uni, check here and sign up.
You can also get Adobe CS5 and Office 2010 software at much cheapness

I've already had Win7 Pro for about £40 as I'm doing a Masters but I didn't know about Adobe so I'll check that one out and maybe get myself one.

no excuse to run alternative versions then

looks good

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Originally posted by speed8
I've already had Win7 Pro for about £40 as I'm doing a Masters but I didn't know about Adobe so I'll check that one out and maybe get myself one.

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Im currently at college doing a beginners course to photography, one of the ladies purchase Adobe CS5 for students and is having nowt but problems she is having to constantly prove she is a student as her enrolment states part time course . So make sure you read the small print

what does her college ID card say? if it doesnt mention being part-time then use that as proof. I simply scanned mine and uploaded it directly to the adobe site (bought directly from them). was accepted without any questions.

[Edited on 1/3/11 by mads]

I've used them for Windows 7 and Microsoft Office 2010. All very straightforward