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It was never from here because it's illegal. There are a number of sites that offer 'PortableApps' applications but all they've done is stolen the PortableApps logo (also illegal since it's trademarked) and copied the PA.c format (since it's an open source format). Photoshop is a commercial program and unless a developer has explicit permission to do so may noy be distributed in any shape or form from anywhere other than Adobe.

If you prefer to use legal software then consider using GimpPortable, which has comparable functionality to Photoshop. Well I use it rarely, I have to have Photoshop for school, studying IT (my 2nd year now) and it was required for Internet technology.

I use it about 2-3 times a month, so it'd be a waste if I'd officially buy it. So my version is actually an illegal version then? Is it then wrong that I sometimes use it? Because I also sometimes use it to crop images or to resize them. We've learned to work with Photoshop at school, so I can't imagine any other editor. So is it bad that I actually use it?

The teacher at school just told us that we had to get a version of Photoshop, and she didn't care if it was a legal or illegal one, as long as we had it on our laptop installed for the classes.:S. You are just asking permission to do the wrong thing. So my version is actually an illegal version then? Is it then wrong that I sometimes use it? I can't imagine any other editor Of course you can imagine it, and more than that, you can easily master the many open source graphic apps out there.

You are studying IT, right? So you must have some skills with software, and most graphic apps are EASIER than Photoshop. The teacher at school just told us. She didn't care if it was a legal or illegal one. Your teacher at an IT school is teaching you that it's OK to steal software? That's a pretty crappy lesson. My teachers a couple of years back were the same, needed MS Project for Project Management, nobody cared where it came from.

Needed a code editor, everyone was recommended to use a trialware app and just ignore the 'You have been using app X for eleventy billion days, please consider purchasing a license'. Classpad Manager V3 Professional Install Keyless Entry. Unfortunately, I know that this attitude was largely bred from a lack of budget within the school itself, as every computer in every classroom used the same trialware code editor, and they couldn't even afford a single license and then enter it into every PC. They used Photoshop, but the version on every PC was rather old as they couldn't afford the license upgrade.

I'd like to give an in-depth comment but I don't think I can do politely, suffice to say: No, I'm not going to condone the use of illegal software. Yes, your school and/or your teacher needs a policy change if they insist you use Photoshop for cropping and resizing images (which any monkey can do in the myriad freeware/open source image viewers/editors available on the Internet including half a dozen tools here that would do the job). No, I fail to see how Photoshop and IT are related. I thought Photoshop would be more appropriate for Graphics Design or Digital Art courses. Sorry if that's abrupt, I don't think there's anything more to say. The teacher at school just told us that we had to get a version of Photoshop, and she didn't care if it was a legal or illegal one, as long as we had it on our laptop installed for the classes.:S My teacher on the subject of cracked autocad said, 'don't tell me.