Dave175

My college and I have been trying to teach PhotoShop at Neighbourhood House Traralgon. We help the local community as volunteers on different projects. We acknowledge and respond to community needs through the planning and development of programs in vocational, life skills and recreation areas; encourage the sharing of skills, knowledge and resources; provide personal support and information. The problem we are having is that, PhotoShop is very good but we have found that it is far too expensive. Most people cannot afford it. I have found that Affinity Photo is perfect for our needs and it appears that it can do anything that PhotoShop can do and more. Our classes average 12 – 15 people. Is there any way we can install Affinity Photo into our computers so that we can teach this amazing programme? What sort of cost are we looking at? What is the cheapest way we can achieve this? I look forward to your reply, Kind regards, David.

That's brilliant. Thank you so much for your time in this matter.

Could you please help me. I am probably doing something wrong but when I export a photo in jpg onto my desktop it will not open. All I get is a message to do with the software. Attached is the message. I hope you can help. Kind regards Dave