I have Flash, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, and PhotoShop at my school. I copied it to my USB successfully, but I cannot open the program on my personal computer. It says that there is a problem opening the program so I have to install it again. I do so, and still the same problem. I also install it and it says that it is registered or something of the sort. I do not know if I can be banned for this or whatever can be done, but is there any way to successfully copy those programs onto my computer? Is this illegal? I read the licenses and terms and it says copies of the program have to follow those terms, so I believe that copies are legal. They are, right?

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Sure thang bro.

Copy virtualbox to your USB stick, install windows on it, install flash on there, and never touch the little white circle in transform mode.

You wont be able to run it, just with the files out of the folder. You need to get the first run files as well.

No, zip a folder, put in a file, extract it at home, done.
I've done it to Microsoft 2007.

I'm amazed that your school is actually stupid enough to make this possible.

Well for one thing, you're not actually copying the programs. Just the shortcut files for the programs. Second, you have to had actually installed the program onto your computer with a setup file.