Photoshop 5: Must one delete PS 2 and/or Photoshop 3 before installing Photoshop 5?
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No. Absolutely not. The apps can co-exist peacefully and even run at the same time. (BTW: I assume you are talking about PSE 2 and/or three not PS - unless you are still running PS versions from the early nineties)
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it is a full version that's requires delete hard drive previously to installation. It cant be used as UPGRADE.
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No. Part of the installation process for NIS 2010 detects and removes older versions of the software.
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No, it is a USB version, but you should be able to get a USB-to-PS/2 adapter/converter.
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When the first series Creative Suite came out, I upgraded from Photoshop to CS1. Great! What I didn't know is, I would never, ever, ever use Illustrator or the other programs. I ONLY used Photoshop. But I've been stuck because as you correctly point out, Wirtzy, you can't upgrade from a suites package back to a single program. My workaround (certainly not an option for many, many Photoshop users), is to swap downward for the latest Photoshop Elements and make much more use of Lightroom (which is an excellent photo editing program). I won't have a CMYK color palette and maybe there will come a day when that's a problem, but I use it so rarely that I just don't care to worry about it.
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When you bought this version you made a decision for the window system. You need a mac version. You may be able to deactivate your win version and request a mac version. Ask Adobe Photoshop Support Center under Help at top right menue bar. Hope this helps - good luck. Wernerl
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In theory yes. I use Manga Studio, Krita, and GIMP. Between those three, the .psd file conversion has no flaws I've found. The real test is how they handle fonts between the two programs. I have no Photoshop, so I cannot verify if it works or not. Just make sure to save images you want to work on between the programs as .psd and IN THEROY, it should work just fine.
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No, you need disk 1. I currently have a downloaded copy but had the multiple disk set.
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I reformat the disc! The tools menu has this as an option, and it works great. I do it after every download.
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http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/photoshopextended/ It says that it is two editions thus implying two different versions. Sorry that nobody replied to this. Kind of rude isn't it?
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I believe you can yes. The newer versions wont it seems however. Google here for more info on the program. https://www.google.com/search?q=photoshop+elements+2.0+psd&oq=photoshop+elements+2.0+psd&aqs=chrome..69i57.10296j0j7&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=122&ie=UTF-8
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If you are going to buy Photoshop Elements and have Windows 8** already on your computer, I would recommend you get the latest version of Photoshop. I believe elements 9 would work under the compatibility mode setting; but, you would not have the best or the most current version of Photoshop . There are a number of updates that make the program work much better. Best to get the latest that is written to work with the latest windows OS.
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It installs in the Win 7 OS directories as both 32-bit (program files (x86) and 64-bit (program files) exe files from my experience. If you've installed Win 7 in 64-bit OS mode (verify in 'control panel-system') and you're using the 64-bit PS exe file, than PS CS5 can use as much RAM as the system can throw at it. http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/404/kb404439.html
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Yes: http://blogs.adobe.com/photoshopdotcom/2012/10/windows-8-and-photoshop.html
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When you bought this version you made a decision for the window system. You need a mac version. You may be able to deactivate your win version and request a mac version.Ask Adobe Photoshop Support Center under Help at top right menue bar.Hope this helps - good luck.Wernerl
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Your Photo Suite must have the capability to select and eliminate the unwanted background and then replace it with the desired digital background. I have not used your particular programas I use Photoshop so not sure about that. jpeg and tiff are both compatible formats but psd is only used with Photoshop. Hope this helps.
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I am not familiar with Adobe Creative Cloud as it sounds like newer software. You should check with the Adobe website for compatibility with Windows 8.1. I can tell you this much. I managed to install Photoshop 5 on this C55 Toshiba Satellite. It has the entry level AMD E1 processor but it has no trouble running Photoshop 5. It's the fastest laptop I've ever run Photoshop 5 on. Adobe claimed Photoshop 5 would not run on Win 8.1 but they lied. It took some manual installing of certain files but I got it to work. It was the install file that wasn't up to the job - not the Photoshop 5 software itself. You shouldn't have any such problems with the newer Adobe software as long as the install program supports Win 8.1.