Compatibility on Windows Server 2003

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Jan 4, 2004
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Can you run Photoshop on Windows Server 2003?

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Eric Gill
Jan 4, 2004
"Poch" wrote in binary.blueyonder.co.uk:

Can you run Photoshop on Windows Server 2003?

Yes.

You won’t get it to recognize more than 2GB of RAM, though.
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Hecate
Jan 5, 2004
On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 17:35:02 GMT, Eric Gill
wrote:

"Poch" wrote in binary.blueyonder.co.uk:

Can you run Photoshop on Windows Server 2003?

Yes.

But why would you want to? 🙂

You won’t get it to recognize more than 2GB of RAM, though.

Have to wait for Longhorn 🙂

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Hecate

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Eric Gill
Jan 5, 2004
Hecate wrote in
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On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 17:35:02 GMT, Eric Gill
wrote:

"Poch" wrote in binary.blueyonder.co.uk:

Can you run Photoshop on Windows Server 2003?

Yes.

But why would you want to? 🙂

3GB of application memory instead of 2.

Waitaminute, you know this.

Cut me some slack, woman. I’m fighting some sort of low-grade respitory infection and am about as sharp as a baseball bat.

You won’t get it to recognize more than 2GB of RAM, though.

Have to wait for Longhorn 🙂

Ech. Don’t say that word in a public forum.
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Hecate
Jan 6, 2004
On Mon, 05 Jan 2004 02:19:32 GMT, Eric Gill
wrote:

Hecate wrote in
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On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 17:35:02 GMT, Eric Gill
wrote:

"Poch" wrote in binary.blueyonder.co.uk:

Can you run Photoshop on Windows Server 2003?

Yes.

But why would you want to? 🙂

3GB of application memory instead of 2.

Waitaminute, you know this.

Cut me some slack, woman. I’m fighting some sort of low-grade respitory infection and am about as sharp as a baseball bat.

Sorry. 😉 But I always see server OSs as something you don’t run apps like PS on.

Hope you’re better soon 🙂

You won’t get it to recognize more than 2GB of RAM, though.

Have to wait for Longhorn 🙂

Ech. Don’t say that word in a public forum.

LOL! I’m really looking forward to having access to a terabyte of RAM. Even PS should speed up with that 🙂

Mind you, I have seen screen shots of the new GUI, so I can understand why you said that 🙂

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Hecate

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EG
Eric Gill
Jan 6, 2004
Hecate wrote in
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On Mon, 05 Jan 2004 02:19:32 GMT, Eric Gill
wrote:

Hecate wrote in
news::

On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 17:35:02 GMT, Eric Gill
wrote:

"Poch" wrote in binary.blueyonder.co.uk:

Can you run Photoshop on Windows Server 2003?

Yes.

But why would you want to? 🙂

3GB of application memory instead of 2.

Waitaminute, you know this.

Cut me some slack, woman. I’m fighting some sort of low-grade respitory infection and am about as sharp as a baseball bat.

Sorry. 😉 But I always see server OSs as something you don’t run apps like PS on.

The base of all modern Windows is a server OS. Though I never want to see NT again in this lifetime.

Hope you’re better soon 🙂

Well, it got worse, now seems to be lot better, thanks.

You won’t get it to recognize more than 2GB of RAM, though.

Have to wait for Longhorn 🙂

Ech. Don’t say that word in a public forum.

LOL! I’m really looking forward to having access to a terabyte of RAM. Even PS should speed up with that 🙂

64-bit WindowsXP, due out "any time now" should give you that, plus being able to use other 64-bit features.

Like I said, though – Photoshop will have to re-coded to use it, too.

Mind you, I have seen screen shots of the new GUI, so I can understand why you said that 🙂

Oh, you just don’t know. I’ve played with a recent beta. Gack.

I slam Apple for making pretty first and everything else second, but M$ has gone off the deep end and cannot make "pretty" to save their lives. Longhorn’s UI is horrid beyond belief, both ugly and unfunctional.

I weep for the future.

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