#ADOBE INDESIGN CC 2015 UPDATES INSTALL#
Right about the time that CC 2015 was released, it was discovered that there was no official way to create a single Extension and pick whether to install it into CC 2014 or CC 2015. There’s lots of reasons, but here’s a few big ones: I’m sure lots of people are curious about what took so long to get the update out. By the number of the emails, we can definitely say that Adobe’s strategy to get people to upgrade faster with CC is working. We’ve been getting lots of enqueries about CC 2015 support. We hope to update the pre-CC installers some time next week. All CC installers have these updates and we encourage all users to update.
Please note, that this update includes some important bug fixes for Power Headers and Style Utilities. If you qualify, please send us a support request including the details of your purchase. Upgrades are half-price as they have been to date.Īs we did for CC 2014, we are offering free upgrades to CC 2015 to anyone who purchased a plugin for CC after the release of CC 2015 on Jun 15, 2015.
The subscription model is becoming more popular today, but the license-and-upgrade model keeps customers in control as to whether they need to upgrade or not, and the older version remains functional indefinitely. Probably the biggest reason is that restructuring our licensing would be a lot of work and very little actual gain for either us or our users. Updates for future versions of InDesign will require upgrade licenses as they have in the past. We’re happy to announce that we have updated all our plugins for CC 2015.Īfter considering our options for licensing of updates, we have decided to keep our licensing model as it has been until now.
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