"TBQ" wrote in message
As I have a relatively unused box with 2003 Server installed, I’m wondering if the new Photoshop CS would run on this machine?
No reason it should not . . . if you’re willing to pay the performance penalty. Is this a home network or business and what is the server doing? If it is a file server or handles authentication only, you should be alright. If it’s a database server or web server with a heavy load, I sure would not do it! If it’s a business, have the company (or you) spring for a dedicated workstation.
I use my Win2K server as a workstation as it handles authentication, file server needs and is a print server for a home network. Maximum is five users at once and most server tasks are transient: authentication, print and file serving. Brief specs are 1 Gig RAM and a single 2.8 GHz-P4. Once my home business builds a little more, I’m planning on adding a dedicated workstation so I can separate these functions.