where can I find information about adobe product upgrades?

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DAN_remoteluxury
Feb 14, 2004
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I was browsing titles at amazon, and ran across a book called Teach Yourself Visually Adobe Elements X.

Since the book isn’t available currently, I assumed that maybe the Elements program is going to be updated soon? Is there any information about elements X and also where can I find information about other adobe products future upgrades?

Final Question:

Can elements be upgraded (at the lower price) just like the other adobe titles? Or will I need to buy a whole new program when and if the new program becomes available in the near future.

thank you!
dan
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Jodi_Frye
Feb 14, 2004
looks like you stumbled apon something that just makes no sense. Elements X is AKA Elements 2 in all the sites i found…uk sites. You’ll have to wait and see if they allow for the special price upgrade when and if it is released.
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Ray
Feb 14, 2004
Or perhaps it does make sense… Photoshop CS has been out for a while now… then to assume that PSE 3 (or X) will come out soon… 😉

Last time a user reported something similar, I did a search, and found that Photoshop Album 2 was being listed on some software sites and, guess what, two weeks later it was available!

Here’s my finding. What’s interesting is that the books are listed from June 2004 to January 2005… ! So, I guess a new version of Elements will be available by June!

http://www.harcourt-international.com/catalogue/title.cfm?IS BN=0240519582

This one gives even more details… Ladies and Gentlemen, let’s start to dream because there’s a mention of "automating repetitive tasks" and "adjusting shadows and highlights.." (perhaps, à la
Photoshop CS ?!?!?! Woohoo!)

http://www.wileyeurope.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-076 4570625.html

Another one…
http://www.everythinglinux.com.au/item/0764570625?elinux=4cf 14d6c21ef96a0132312622224c10d

Perhaps I getting carried away a little bit.. 🙂

Ray
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Grant_Dixon
Feb 14, 2004
Dan

I suspect they are using X to indicate a variable the book covers both versions 1 and 2 ….

As far as upgrades there was a reduced price for previous owners when version 2 came out, but it was not an upgrade.

Grant
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DAN_remoteluxury
Feb 14, 2004
Wow thank you for the research and great answers guys!

Maybe X does indicate a generic variable – OR maybe we have stumbled across the next upgrade!

Maybe that’s what they are going to be designating the next Adobe software after CS?

A June upgrade would be really fab!

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