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So here we are in Adobe.com as I mentioned. I'm going to scroll down here a little bit and under products I'm going to click on Creative Suite Family. Scroll down here. Let's go ahead and select Adobe Creative Suite 2. Now as I mentioned previously, there are multiple options where you are buying these bundles. Adobe realizes that people have different work flows. If you were going to select the standard Creative Suite you would get Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and that's pretty much it essentially - a few other bells and whistles but that's basically it. The premium edition includes a few other software packages as well. Let's scroll down here and they have a nifty chart that compares the standard version with the premium version. As you can see here the premium has everything that the standard has as well as GoLive, Acrobat and Dreamweaver. Now any one of these software packages GoLive, Acrobat and Dreamweaver on their own would be several hundred dollars a piece. But if you scroll back up to the top here you'll see that the price difference is very small. $900 about for the standard and about $1200 for the premium. It's only $300 bucks. It's not too much considering all that you'll get in return. But then again, if your not going to do any web design and have no use for Acrobat then you might be able to get by with sticking with the standard version. Now as you peruse Adobe.com you may find other bundles that include Flash or other options. Adobe's bundle deals are so amazing that it's really worth taking the time and effort to go through and explore before making a final purchasing decision. For the sake of our training here, we're just going to be sticking with the premium version of the Creative Suite. Now let's go along to the next segment where we're going to talk about what each component of the Creative Suite is and essentially what it does.