a link to where i can get the program

[philbay]

can someone please give me a link to where i can get photoshop.thanks

[Mkelcy]

Here you go:

http://www.compusa.com/products/prod...=Photoshop_CS2

[BA.]

that's pretty funny Mkelcy! :-D Dont' forget www.ebay.com!

[DarkBuddha]

It can purchased from lots of different places. The full blown version (Photoshop CS) is pretty pricey, but they have a "consumer" level version that is much more affordable and still quite capable, called Photoshop Elements.

BTW, for most of the general kinds of stuff folks want to do (i.e. wheel swaps, paint changes, ride height changes, etc.), almost any photo editing software will do the job. Or if you're looking for a free software and are either running linux or you're willing to install Xfree86 (or similar), then consider getting Gimp.

Good luck.

[jumpmanmb87]

Or you could just download it for free

[robert irvin]

Elements would probably be the best bet and reasonable.

We dont want to steal software anymore than we want programers stealing cars right?

Bob

[DarkBuddha]

We dont want to steal software anymore than we want programers stealing cars right?

I totally agree! I used to be okay with rip'd/hack'd copies of software, especially as a way to fully evaluate whether the software was truly worthy of purchase or not. Now there are lots of very capable, reasonably priced, consumer level versions of software available, and lots of free/shareware and open source projects that can do the same (or sometimes better) stuff for cheap or free, so I'm really really hesitant to recommend rip'd/hack'd copies of stuff now.

That said, I'm all for being able to purchase used software (and the licensing), especially if it's an older version which is no longer sold by the manufacturer. But apparently this is still against most software manufacturers' policies.