Adobe Master Collection CS6 WORKING ENG - P2P

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CS6 Master Collection, available in ENGLISH. This is the Electronic Software Delivery

Description:

Adobe Creative Suite 6 Master Collection software is the ultimate design environment for realizing your creative vision. Use industry-leading tools with unlimited creative possibilities, precision, and power to capture and develop your ideas. Deliver for print, the web, tablets, smartphones, and the silver screen. Build standards-based websites and mobile applications, design for the latest platforms and devices, and work with pristine-quality video in native formats. Intuitive interfaces and blazing-fast performance allow swift work on your most complex projects. Create amazing interaction, tell stories, and inspire your audiences with complete experiences that go anywhere. And it's all yours, for one great price.

Discover new dimensions in digital imaging-Get state-of-the-art imaging magic, amazing creative options, and blazingly fast performance with Adobe Photoshop CS6 Extended software.

Vector graphics that work across media-Create compelling graphics with Adobe Illustrator CS6, the industry standard for vector drawing. Experiment freely and design efficiently with powerful tools for drawing, color, creative effects, and

Standards-based web authoring-Design and publish compelling websites and apps for smartphones, tablets, and desktop computers in Adobe Dreamweaver CS6. Quickly build CSS3-based layouts, use industry-standard HTML5, preview on multiple devices, and

Engaging page layout for print-Generate stunning page layouts in Adobe InDesign CS6 with precise control over typography, built-in creative tools, and an intuitive workflow. Print reliably with less risk off

Efficient, fluid video editing-Take advantage of powerful, flexible nonlinear video editing in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 to tell your most compelling stories. Edit virtually any type of media in native formats, from video shot on a phone to 5K and beyond.

Install Instructions:

1. Extract the Installer and Crack files from the .rar

2. Disconnect internet (Disable your internet adapter to avoid waiting for 5 minutes lol)

3. Run Set-up.exe and choose Install, I have a serial number

4. Use the serial provided and once the error comes up click Verify Later (NOT retry, because its not going to work)

5. Install Programs

6. Run some of apps in trial mode to enable features, then just Exit

7. Copy and replace all the amtlib.dll files (Locations to copy/paste are below)

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Adobe Creative Suite 6 Master Collection-P2P - ШАБЛОНЫ ДЛЯ ФОТОШОПА

Adobe Creative Suite 6 Master Collection-P2P

Adobe Creative Suite 6 Master Collection-P2P

Size: 8.169 GB Type: Design Software

CS6 Master Collection, available in ENGLISH. This is the Electronic Software Delivery

Description.

Adobe Creative Suite 6 Master Collection software is the ultimate design environment for realizing your creative vision. Use industry-leading tools with unlimited creative possibilities, precision, and power to capture and develop your ideas. Deliver for print, the web, tablets, smartphones, and the silver screen. Build standards-based websites and mobile applications, design for the latest platforms and devices, and work with pristine-quality video in native formats. Intuitive interfaces and blazing-fast performance allow swift work on your most complex projects. Create amazing interaction, tell stories, and inspire your audiences with complete experiences that go anywhere. And it's all yours, for one great price.

Features :

Discover new dimensions in digital imaging-Get state-of-the-art imaging magic, amazing creative options, and blazingly fast performance with Adobe Photoshop CS6 Extended software.

Vector graphics that work across media-Create compelling graphics with Adobe Illustrator CS6, the industry standard for vector drawing. Experiment freely and design efficiently with powerful tools for drawing, color, creative effects, and

Standards-based web authoring-Design and publish compelling websites and apps for smartphones, tablets, and desktop computers in Adobe Dreamweaver CS6. Quickly build CSS3-based layouts, use industry-standard HTML5, preview on multiple devices, and

Engaging page layout for print-Generate stunning page layouts in Adobe InDesign CS6 with precise control over typography, built-in creative tools, and an intuitive workflow. Print reliably with less risk off

Efficient, fluid video editing-Take advantage of powerful, flexible nonlinear video editing in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 to tell your most compelling stories. Edit virtually any type of media in native formats, from video shot on a phone to 5K and beyond.

- Make sure to read ID file before installing the collection or simply it won't work.

- For Further support contact Adobe support center.

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Adobe Stratus and Flash P2P

December 20th, 2009 Categories: Uncategorized

Sean Murphy (my friend and fellow BYU-AUG member) just did a write up of some training he did last month for our user group. It’s an introduction to P2P with Flash+Stratus.

In my opinion, this is some really exciting technology as most communication of this sort (for Flash player) has to be routed through an intermediate server. Naturally there will still be cases where that makes the most sense, but for p2p apps (i.e. voice/video chat, p2p file transfer, etc) this is definitely a breath of fresh air.

I’ve been working on my own AIR chat application (previously implemented using polling channels on BlazeDS) which I may post more information about over the Christmas break. I’m converting it to use Stratus for real time P2P chatting. In the meantime if you’re interested in getting your feet wet with this, take a look at Sean’s write up: here .

He walks through a multi-user video conferencing app he built. The write up itself is still a work in progress (he’s cleaning up the source, and making a few other changes). He’s the kind of guy that appreciates feedback, so let him know what you think.

You might also want to register for your own Stratus beta dev key: here .

Adobe and its P2P Ambitions - Gigaom

Jan. 24, 2007 - 3:00 AM PST Jan. 24, 2007 - 3:00 AM PST

Adobe Systems, now the owner of Flash multimedia technology, seems to be getting pretty serious about spreading its tentacles into new product categories – from VoIP to peer-to-peer networking. But it is P2P that is at the heart of San Jose, Calif.-based company’s grand design.

In pursuit of this strategy, the company has acquired amicima. a privately held start-up founded in 2004 to “develop improved Internet protocols for client-server and peer-to-peer networking, and to develop new applications based on these protocols.” After being tipped off by one of our readers, we were able to confirm with our sources that Adobe has bought out this tiny company, which can help Adobe achieve its VoIP and P2P ambitions. An Adobe spokesperson declined to comment.

Amicima’s publicly available product is amiciPhone. a p2p-based VoIP client that combines presence, text messaging and file transfers with voice chat. In addition, Adobe recently announced a partnership with VeriSign, which is now in the CDN business. Together, expect a lot of Flash and P2P going forward, perhaps making it a lot easier to move rich content around the Internet.

Though a pint-sized start-up, amicima carried a hefty intellectual punch. Through LinkedIn, we were able to find that amicima co-founder Mathew Kaufman has been working as Senior Computer Scientist for Adobe since October 2006. His co-founder, Michael Thornburgh, is also said to be at Adobe. Both of them have vast experience in networking and P2P technologies. The two of them worked at Tycho Networks, and later at DSL.net, after that company acquired Tycho.

It is unclear whether Adobe acquired amicima for the technology or for the talent. What is clear is that the company is very serious about making the Flash technology an integral part of the “webization of voice,” as we had previously reported .

Amicima’s acquisition, while seemingly voice-centric, could also be viewed as part of company’s multi-pronged P2P strategy. Adobe recently announced a partnership with VeriSign, owners of the Kontiki grid content distribution platform. In an email earlier this month. VeriSign told us, “[we] will be collaborating with Adobe for delivery of Flash video including movies, TV shows, broadcast media and user interface technologies.”

Later, at the CES Show in Las Vegas. the two companies announced their alliance, though it was lost amidst the noise around new phones and gadgets.

The two companies expect to work together to integrate future versions of next generation media technologies leveraging VeriSign’s Kontiki peer-to-peer technology and Adobe’s award winning Flash Video software.

That’s a long-winded way of saying that Adobe could bundle Kontiki’s command-and-control P2P technology into a forthcoming version of Flash. Given the wide scale adoption of Flash, Adobe-Kontiki will be able to create an Internet-wide peer-to-peer cloud.

Publishers are expected to be able to lower their development, quality assurance, and customer support costs because the combined Flash/VeriSign service reduces the problems of deploying video on-demand applications across multiple platforms and browsers.

In other words, the two companies can make it easy to seed and distribute video content, as long as it is published to the Kontiki platform and uses Flash. The Adobe-VeriSign combo could also help overcome some of the issues surrounding the current torrent-based content distribution systems.

There are fears that a coming balkanization of BitTorrent resulting from increased commercial efforts will thwart it from becoming a widely adopted distribution platform. And more and more ISPs are increasingly blocking torrent-based content. Kontiki, however, monitors the flow of pieces of content around a network, and should be able to avoid that backlash. This is a way for P2P to really — really — go mainstream.

We will be tracking this story pretty closely, rustling up more details from our sources.

Why does everything suck: On p2p: Adobe Says I Am Wrong

In a prior post I wrote that the new p2p functionality in Flash Player 10 would be a major threat to the CDN market. I still believe this is true, though I think it will play out differently than I imagined.

Adobe (finally) says I am wrong and there will be no p2p file sharing, and therefore no CDN killing, because Flash 10 will not be able to write files to the hard disk without direct user intervention.

Specifically this is what Justin Everett-Church, Sr. Product Manager for flash player had to say:

Will RTMFP enable massive file-sharing applications through Flash Player 10 beta?

No. Large-scale file-sharing network applications rely on the ability to read from and write to the hard drive constantly to only load parts of files into memory when needed. In Flash Player 10 beta you can load files from the desktop to the Flash Player runtime, but the file would need to be loaded manually by the end-user and remain in memory for the entire time the file would be needed. The drain on system resources would make this style of application impractical.

I had anticipated some user activity requirement being a potential tool Adobe might use for preventing good p2p, but not this one. If I had read the Flash 10 release more closely I would have caught this.

That said, I have two points.

First, as far as I can tell, this means that Adobe AIR applications should be fully able to create p2p apps in just the way I imagined, since they have full access to the file system. This in and of itself is a big deal because AIR applications are now deliverable through Adobe's one click AIR installer through Flash. It means that p2p applications are now trivial to write, and trivial to install. But it does mean pure Flash browser applications will have a harder time participating in such a network.

So the point is every stand-alone app that wants p2p will be able to have it. Of course doing an illegal Limewire will be harder because it will need to work like the original Napster, which had a central hub of control. Legally this killed Napster and would make it problematic for any would be pirate networks, which I think is as it should be.

So given that the only impediment for making a real CDN killing browser-based network is actually saving and reading files, the question is, why have such a limitation?

As I see it there are two potential reasons. I suspect one is the real reason and one is a fig leaf. The first potential reason is to protect CDNs who are major customers of Flash Media Server. This seems incredibly likely given how freaked out Adobe was about my initial article on this subject. The second potential reason, and I believe it is a fig leaf, is security. Clearly if you allow a browser app to write indiscriminately to the hard disk, you are opening the door to potential security breaches and this would indeed be bad.

As I see it, the answer to the security question is to allow every website that wishes, with permission of the user, to create a file system sandbox on the users hard drive. This area would not be accessible by other browser apps, and browser apps would not be able to write outside their own specific sandbox, potentially writing to other dangerous areas.

I am not a security expert, but it seems to me this sandboxing would prevent security breaches while allowing for lots of incredibly powerful data driven browser applications along with allowing real new forms of content distribution.

Why is this important? Because if we actually expect to build the Internet into a place that can do everything that television does and more, p2p must be a part of the equation. CDNs currently deliver one percent of the viewing audience of television in America. This is, of course tiny. I do not believe, using a CDN strategy, we will ever be able to deliver serious TV like experiences to the majority of the net. The math on that becomes problematic very quickly. But there is no reason we cannot move to a largely video based Internet once we have a secure, ubiquitous p2p architecture and move away from the centralized delivery model.

So I do hope that Adobe will tear down the artificial wall they have erected to keep browser based p2p at bay. Since everything is dependent of Flash Media Server they will still be able to monetize their work, but FMS will become much more broadly useful than it is today.

But even if Adobe doesn't do what I suggest, it just means smart entrepreneurs will make new AIR based environments or browser plugins that will allow people to write web apps that can deliver video via p2p.

As I see it the next layer here is tools that allow people to totally abstract the p2p functionality for use in content delivery. This is not too hard and I would imagine we will see at least one open source framework for the task not long after these tools all launch.

In any case it will be fascinating to see how this all plays out. The future is indeed ahead of us!

Cirrus - Tom Krcha

The recording of my session from Adobe MAX 2010, where I briefly explain some tips and tricks I’ve learned during MAX Racer development.

I just ran into a problem with NetGroup.Connect.Rejected, my FMS4 server was running ok – I have even tried Cirrus/Stratus and I was still getting this error on demos, which were properly working before.

OK – so what is this error about?

It’s all about your Flash Player security and it’s basically telling you that you have denied access to some source. This happens, when you start developing apps on different PC and someone before you denied to use P2P or similar.

1. Go to Global Settings

2. delete all or specific P2P settings in Global Settings

3. run your application again (it should be in browser, had sometimes problems with standalone apps, where dialog didn’t appear)

this dialog should appear. Click Allow and better Remember.

Don’t forget that these settings are inherited to all versions of Flash Player you have on your PC, even to betas or prereleases.