Adobe mulls Creative Cloud tweaks for long-term file access
Adobe Systems is trying to address one complaint about the company's decision to sell its major software products only through subscription plans, the fact that designers can't do anything with their files if they stop paying for access to the software.
"You should never lose access to your work, period," wrote John Nack, a principal product manager at Adobe, in response to criticism that the Creative Cloud subscription is in effect an "Adobe tax."
He wrote on Thursday:
Your work is absolutely your property. Adobe fully agrees, and that's why we've worked … Read more