reverting back to ps7 from cs

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feivel
Dec 19, 2003
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am considering upgrading to cs from 7.01 if i decide cs is too slow or buggy or whatever, is it difficult to uninstall and revert back to PS 7.01

feivel
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graffiti
Dec 19, 2003
Just install CS. It is a seperate entity than 7.

You can use both of them at the same time if you wish.
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feivel
Dec 19, 2003
great
thank you

feivel
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larsbunch
Dec 19, 2003
I recently upgraded to CS on a Mac and found it be be very sluggish. I had installed Version Cue and this seems to have been the problem. When I disabled Version Cue, Photoshop 8 ran as fast and as easily as 7. Don’t know if this is what is causing your problems, but I hope it helps.

Lars
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feivel
Dec 19, 2003
thanks
dont have any problems
just trying to decide whether or not to upgrade

feivel
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Philo_Calhoun
Dec 19, 2003
Feivel: the CS version has lots of advantages for photographers: 16 bit adjustment layers, shadow highlight adjustments (that are better than trying to do it with curves), photo filters, more up and downsizing algorithms, healing brush can be in new layer, etc. FWIW, I haven’t encountered any stability problems with PS CS.
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feivel
Dec 19, 2003
Philo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

where have you been?????

can i bring a message from you to the dpreview retouching forum?

thanks, i know about the cs advantages, am particularly interested in the 16bit capabilities, but have heard so many reports of crashes and especially slowing
think what ill do is to try it out first, that’s why i asked this question, to see if it was revertable if i DID have problems
great to hear from you again

feivel
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graffiti
Dec 19, 2003
Feivel,

It’s a rather large download but, the trial version for CS is available now. Get it HERE < http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=3 9&platform=Windows>

Might as well give it a shot for yourself first eh?
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feivel
Dec 19, 2003
thanks grafitti
put it on schedule for sunday

feivel

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