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Why can I not access the free books and free stock? I have CC current, and have signed up. Every time I click on the link, I just get into a loop asking me to sign up as if I never had.
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Being an entrepreneur it’s difficult to go through this site.
Noelle never responded, and the vast majority of readers have no problem at all accessing the free books. But if you’re having a particular issue, then just post the details and we’ll be happy to assist. The advice we shared above may help.
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Which Adobe book are you referring to specifically?
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Sir, I need the adobe xd 2017 version.
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Great books, very helpful … thank you for providing!
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Thank you for access to so many excellent books, lots to learn!
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Hello, are these books from Adobe, and by Adobe is ok to have them for free?
Is it perfectly legal to have them for free? Why so many books for free – how is it possible?
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Thank you for the fast reply! Actually I’m trying to learn Photoshop Elements (the latest version 2023) and I was searching for a book. I’ve already downloaded the Adobe user manual with more than 300 pages, but I wonder if there exists some free resources or books that explain the tools with more figures and pictures of each tool, their effects and so on.
All books about photoshop elements would be useful, I mean more books not only the user guide or manual?
Thanks again for the information and resources, and for the help!
We do have a couple of books about Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements in our free collection, though they were written for older versions.
Yes, the official Adobe PDF user guides would be the most current resource, in that case:
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