Adobe China has slashed 80 per cent from the cost of Adobe Creative Suite 2 to encourage the use of authentic legal software as opposed to pirated goods. Adobe’s price cut is part of the Sunshine Copyright Program which was launched in early November. Under this program, Chinese users that buy two or more licenses for Simplified Chinese language editions of Adobe Creative Suites 2 products will be eligible for the 80% price cut.
Adobe actually cut the price of its products by 50% in another anti-piracy program called “Adobe China Storm" launched in August of this year. While China is one of the world’s fastest-growing markets it is also among the world’s leading country’s for pirate goods.
In addition to Adobe, Microsoft has also introduced price cuts for its products on the Chinese market to increase sales of copyrighted software and discourage use of pirated software.
Meanwhile, you can request Adobe for a Adobe Creative Suite 2 Trial DVD by snail mail.
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