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can you do the upgrade from a borrowed PS7 to a new upgrade of CS2? can you do the upgrade from Elements 4.0??? anyone have any info on this???? Feb 27 06 09:38 pm Link No and no. You must own the previous version to upgrade, and while there are often discounts for the full version of Photoshop if you have Elements, you can't use the Photoshop upgrade. Feb 27 06 09:43 pm Link george...if you own a canon digital camera (or maybe any canon products?), you can get CS2 for 1/2 price...(~$325...I think?) don't know the link...but, do a search and i'm sure you'll find info. ~k2e Feb 27 06 09:45 pm Link no but you can download it for free..... *walks out of thread whistling* Feb 27 06 10:13 pm Link Here is my advice: DO NOT USE CS2 UNLESS YOU HAVE A GIG OF RAM. Feb 27 06 10:15 pm Link I actually read the license of PS and found that you must own a previous version and agree not to even use that version on ANY other computer... Feb 27 06 10:18 pm Link ~Krista~ wrote: Hmmmmmm, I have a little under a gig, Mac, and really don't have problems.. Yea those 700-gig files do tend to bog things down a little, but I just shut down apps I don't need to have open.. Feb 27 06 10:19 pm Link http://www.buy.com/prod/Photoshop_CS_2_ … 02325.html According to the specs outlined on Buy.com's listing, the upgrade is good for "Licensed users of any previous version of Photoshop". It's a bargain any way you cut it  Feb 27 06 10:21 pm Link You can upgrade from Elements 4.0, but it's $499. "To install this upgrade successfully, you will need a licensed version of Adobe Photoshop LE, Adobe PhotoDeluxe, or Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0 or earlier on the same platform as this purchase. NOTE:This upgrade does not apply to Adobe Photoshop Album licensed users." http://store.adobe.com/store/products/m … hopUpgrade I upgraded from a legal student version of PS5.5, and it's a whole new world! Feb 27 06 11:16 pm Link Keith aka Wolfie wrote:
Feb 27 06 11:20 pm Link I got my version of PS7 from a friend and was given a new CS2 upgrade for X-mas and it works just dandy. Feb 27 06 11:41 pm Link This is the link for the Canon deal that someone mentioned earlier. It's really a very good deal.. 1/2 price. http://store.adobe.com/store/products/m … d=catCanon Matt Feb 28 06 01:08 am Link ~Krista~ wrote: I run CS2 on a Windows 2000 Dell with 256MB or RAM. Runs fine. TooCoolQueeniee wrote: I've never heard of such a thing. I have no idea how anybody does that. You have to buy software. I always buy mine. Really. You can't just download stuff for free. That's crazy talk! Feb 28 06 03:37 am Link TooCoolQueeniee wrote: I am sure that you are joking right? No photographer should be advocating the downloading of copyrighted work via the file sharing websites (or any other means) without paying the software developer for it. Feb 28 06 04:53 am Link |
