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How do I become a Beta Tester for Adobe Software?
I love Adobe products and want to help make them better. How do I become a pre-release tester of Photoshop, Lightroom, Elements, Photoshop.com or any of the other products?
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JeffreyTranberry
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jesper_hammarb_ck
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k_b_2470177
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How can I be a beta tester for Premiere Elements, or Lightroom?.
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derek_burns
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I guess my naivety on the subject of beta testing is shining through like a brightly lit bulb of stupidity but I'm slowly coming round to the way things are working. 'nough said.
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k_b_2470177
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This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
PreRelease Testing?.
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rogerflanagan
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I have tested PSE for the last 3 cycles i.e. PSE 8,9,10 by working onsite with Adobe India.
Also, i have done Photoshop Ace CS5 with an aggregate percentage of 88 %.
I am looking forward to become a Pre release tester for PSE 11.
Can you please recommend me to how to adopt the process to be a Beta tester for PSE 11.
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anthonyharmon
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I have several CS versions for both my old PowerPC Mac (cited only for reference purposes) and a 10-month old DIY Windows 7/8 PC
I have tens of thousands of photos, hundreds of pieces of artwork and (until I took seriously ill in 2007) the makings of one of the largest personal websites in the world... seriously...
http://www.zenzenpup.com (16,880 files and counting)
Now, I'm struggling to get my life back, I have 4 years of work to catch up on, I'm barely squeaking by on General Relief and I lost my subscription to CS 5.5 Design Collection because that money went to prescriptions and treatments...
I just downloaded and installed Windows 8 and I am desperate to make a strong move back to being "relevant" again.
Can you help?
This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
When Does A Really Motivated, Yet Ill Photoshop CS User Get To Beta Test CS6 Software?.
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jaroslav_bereza
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Hi, how can I become part of the Adobe Photoshop pre-release program? (beta testing)
Am I on the right way become one? When I found a lot of bugs, shortly after the 2015.1.0 release David said I would be a good candidate. :-)
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grauenwolfe
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Seriously, let me know. I vent almost daily about Adobe software (and Apple) so this would be a chance to do something useful about it.
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Hey Guys, I am new here. I am onboarded in a currently running beta program and need help with a step to proceed. (I signed my NDA and have been receiving emails to the Testflight and need some assistance to proceed).
Can anyone point me in the right direction of an inbox where I can contact the Adobe Aero Project Team to request a new Testflight in-app link email to proceed? This is an old thread, I am aware, however, I found my way to this forum through Customer Support chat referral. This is a time sensitive question... I hope someone can respond. Here is some info regarding my issue and the thread:
Senior Graphic Designer, Autin TXI was invited into a beta testing program for an as yet unreleased app, Adobe Aero. I finished the onboarding process, but am having trouble with the next step, due to the fact that I have been gobsmackingly busy at work. I have finally garnered some officially work-sanctioned time to devote to this ongoing process at regular timely intervals, however when I went to follow up the by cracking open that 2-week old second email I found that:
My invitation link inside Apple's Testflight app says my link is expired. It said to contact Adobe for a new one. The emails, however, are originating from a no-reply addy. When asked customer service for a contact for the Adobe Aero Project Team, support chat said they couldn't help me with the beta program. Can anyone point me in the right direction of an inbox where I can contact the Adobe Aero Project Team to request a new Testflight in-app link email to proceed?
This is photoshop related, in my view, as no doubt, Photoshop will be used in the pipeline toward output in Aero.
This is incredibly important to my present job as it is part of my responsibility here to keep ahead of cutting edge tools to execute our Art in better service to the public. My CEO and I see augmented reality as a next-step future tool in our industry, as we help the citizenry of Texas and beyond visualize new public works projects and infrastructure through face to face Public Engagement and Public Involvement. I currently use Photoshop, Dimension, and Illustrator as a full-time Concept Artist in a fast paced environment, to deliver models of industrial designs from our partner-engineering firms' schematics. I found out about the Adobe Aero beta program by following up Adobe's messaging to my inbox and watching last year's Adobe Max which included a public presentation and product on Aero. I then related the above information in an application process that I followed up on, after watching the Adobe Max presentation (Youtube) on the potential real-world commercial applications of Aero. This, along with how I felt would potentially exist within my current power-user workflow and take it into the Augmented Reality universe.
I should say that I take the time to give constructive comments in the in-software surveys that pop up and click the "Adobe may contact me about this review" button as well as keeping my Linkedin, Behance, Dribble, and personal portfolio not only up-to-date with status posts and samples of my work, but blog as often as possible as well.
I dont know which of these, but probably the sum of, is what prompted the beta invite. (if this helps with this thread as useful info on how I was able to gain a beta testing program invite).
I hope the process is still open to me, as it is not the easiest thing to carve this commitment alongside the workload, and but I am nevertheless committed with my CEO's blessing now if the window is still there to do so.
Thank you for time and apologies if this is not the best place for this, but since the app isn't out yet, had to pick somewhere to start where an Adobe rep might read it.
Laina Meli
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