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| CS2 v. CS3 installation My question is, "Am I able to upgrade to CS3 standard and keep CS2 on the same machine (Windows XP) just for those times where I need certain features? Or, do I need to find another solution." I do not want to fork out another $300 (Adobe Fireworks) for additional program just for the animation and gif features. Any thoughts about the upgrade issue? Thanks Tom Wright |
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| Re: CS2 v. CS3 installation Tom, you can keep every copy of PS ever released on your computer at the same time. You can run previous versions with no problem. They co-exist fine, as long as you do not try to run two versions at the same time. BTW, while Image Ready is no longer included as a separate application, I think mosty of its functionality was integrated into CS3. Regards, MM |
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| Re: CS2 v. CS3 installation Tom I have both PhotoshopCS2 + CS3 on the same XP Box and have not had any Problems. John |
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| Re: CS2 v. CS3 installation Thank you thats what I thought. But when it comes to ImageReady some functions were farmed out to Fireworks and Dreamweaver and others. Adobe has a list of where to find the features. Thanks so much for your insight. Tom |
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