Hi Yahor, This is the info I have.   Adobe decides the price at which it sells its product on the Adobe Store.  A number of factors influence our regional pricing including local market conditions and the cost of doing business in that region.  Please note that resellers are free to decide at which price they sell Adobe products, which can be less than the price on the Adobe Store.   We establish our prices for Creative Suite products in U.S. dollars, Euros, Yen, British Pound and Australian dollars on a regional basis using a consistent methodology. Local market conditions significantly influence our pricing – these include the costs of doing business in different regions and customer research that assesses the value of the product in the local market. We conduct the majority of our business through our retail and licensing channels. We depend on our retail partners in local markets to help us reach as many customers as possible, support those customers, and much more. As stated, the cost of doing business in the rest of the world is higher than in North America. That higher cost is reflected in some of our pricing and would remain no matter how customers chose to purchase. For example, customers will still read about our products through local press to whom we reach out; they will meet local Adobe sales people who conduct seminars, participate in user groups, and visit large customers; and they will rely on support resources that Adobe makes available in these markets. All of these efforts impact the business costs of securing the sale, whether that sale is delivered online or in a box. -Dave ... View more

Please send your amt3.log to kulersvc@adobe.com and we can investigate to better understand the cause in your case. -Dave ... View more

Razielish, I understand your sentiment and position. However, this particular issue is not one which affects everyone and unfortunately not something which could be resolved by a patch. Those experiencing the behavior that email their log files in are worked with on a case by case basis to assist in finding a solution. If you are experiencing the issue I would encourage you to do the same. -Dave ... View more

Hi leomarie, Although the issue has been around for sometime it does get resolved. The solution is different for different people and requires emailing the amt3.log to better understand the cause in each particular case. If you are experiencing the issue as well, please collect the log and email it to the kulersvc@adobe.com so we can better assist you. -Dave ... View more

Hi lavadahana, This question would be better adressed on the Flash Player forums. I moved it there for you. -Dave ... View more

Hi giselaliga, Glad you found the log, please email it to kulersvc@adobe.com They will review it and follow up with you regarding the cause. Thanks, -Dave ... View more

Hi giselaliga, Thanks for the reply and your patience. We'll see if we can figure this out. I'm on a Mac too. For me after clicking the Go button in the Go to Folder window I get another window that has the amt3.log file listed along with other temp files. This is what I see. The amt3.log file gets written to when you using Kuler from within on the supporting apps, like in Photoshop CS5 for example when you go to Window > Extensions > Kuler. What program were you attempting to use Kuler within when you got the "Not connected to the internet message"? You're still getting it correct? Do you use any firewall software on your Mac other than the one included with the OS? -Dave ... View more

Hi giselaliga, That looks like the content inside the amt3.log file but it doesn't look complete. Go > Go To Folder, type /tmp (assuming you are on a mac), the Go button is on the same window that you type /tmp? Maybe run through Carey's post again and let me know if you still have difficulties. post above from February 2nd -Dave ... View more