Adobe to offer charity's software at reduced prices: Richard Craig, chief of the Charity Technology Trust, which runs the CTXchange scheme, says access to design software will be useful to charities
Charities with an annual income of less than �6m will be able to use professional software including Photoshop and InDesign at a fraction of their retail cost after the firm Adobe joined the Charity Technology Trust’s CTXchange programme.
The scheme gives eligible charities and housing associations a limited number of licences for computer software programmes, which have been donated by major software companies including Microsoft and Symantec.
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Adobe has been doing that for years through Techsoup. I wonder how different this will be.
Charity Technology Trust, which runs the CTXchange is the official TechSoup partner in the UK.
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