Photoshop Question?

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DaveS
Jan 7, 2004
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Hi,

I recently purchased Photoshop CS upgrade and installed it on my computer. I still have the full version of Photoshop 5 installed on my computer along with Photoshop 6 and 7 upgrades. The old versions are taking up a lot of space and I was wondering if I could remove the old versions from my computer.

Thanks,
Dave
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edjh
Jan 7, 2004
DaveS wrote:
Hi,

I recently purchased Photoshop CS upgrade and installed it on my computer. I still have the full version of Photoshop 5 installed on my computer along with Photoshop 6 and 7 upgrades. The old versions are taking up a lot of space and I was wondering if I could remove the old versions from my computer.

Thanks,
Dave
Yes. Just make sure you save any custom actions, brushes and such first so you don’t lose them.
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J C
Jan 8, 2004
On Wed, 7 Jan 2004 16:50:47 -0500, "DaveS"
wrote:

Hi,

I recently purchased Photoshop CS upgrade and installed it on my computer. I still have the full version of Photoshop 5 installed on my computer along with Photoshop 6 and 7 upgrades. The old versions are taking up a lot of space and I was wondering if I could remove the old versions from my computer.

Thanks,
Dave

Yes. They can be safely deleted without affecting the newer version.

I’ve not installed CS yet, but I do know that the Adobe install routines I’ve seen even ask you whether you want to keep or delete old versions.

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