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July 13, 2022
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  • July 13, 2022
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The company I work for has a 'creative cloud all apps' plan and also a 'photography plan' and there's crossover with the apps that are included in the plans - doI have to have the photography plan to have photoshop,if its also within the creative cloud plan?

 

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Peru Bob
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July 13, 2022
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The company I work for has a 'creative cloud all apps' plan and also a 'photography plan' 

 


By @defaultliewqrjhvr0a

 

Keep in mind that unless the company has a Teams or Enterprise account, use of the subscription is limited to the person whose account it is.

LinSims
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July 13, 2022

No.

 

If you decide to cancel the photography plan, though, make sure that you've downloaded all your files from the cloud to your own system(s). Also check the time remaining on the subscription. If there's more than 6 months left, you're better off waiting until the final month to cancel since otherwise you're paying a penalty. 

kglad
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July 13, 2022

@LinSims,

 

the op currently has no plans but is asking about any differences between the photography plan and the all-apps plan.

kglad
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July 13, 2022

the all-apps plan includes everything that's in the photography plan and much, much more.  so no, you do not need (and have nothing to gain with) the photography plan if you're going to get the all-apps plan.