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Adobe offers `special pricing'

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Kolkata, May 31

Adobe Systems India has said that it will have a "special pricing" for educational institutions that purchase its range of products. The company is also working on a "licensing programme" to make its products more affordable for educational institutions. The company will soon announce its policy for the education market in India, according to Mr Sandeep Mehrotra, Country Sales Manager, Adobe Systems India. Addressing a news conference held here on Wednesday to unveil Adobe's go-to-market strategy for its Creative Suite 3 (CS3) product line, Mr Mehrotra said in partnering with educational institutions, the company would prepare the curriculum and even train the trainers.

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