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Having spent the requsite hour wading through the knowledge base and FAQs, I boldly risk the tomatoes and eggs by putting forth the following:
We are having a friendly arguement here concerning the upgrade process.
My friend’s view is that you must have nothing older than PS 7 and have it installed on your hard drive in order to do a CS upgrade.
I disagree, backing up my guess with the article
<http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/26cae.htm> -which discusses upgrading to 6x- that any retail version from 4x to 7x qualifies for a CS upgrade, and (stretching it a bit) that during the upgrade to CS you only need insert the qualifying version’s CD at a prompt to verify the upgrade.
From what I’ve seen here it’s time for me to leap into the new decade, but with eyes open. Do I win the doughnut or owe the dollar?
Thanks,
Dave
(edited to fix my HTML which was not working) =)
We are having a friendly arguement here concerning the upgrade process.
My friend’s view is that you must have nothing older than PS 7 and have it installed on your hard drive in order to do a CS upgrade.
I disagree, backing up my guess with the article
<http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/26cae.htm> -which discusses upgrading to 6x- that any retail version from 4x to 7x qualifies for a CS upgrade, and (stretching it a bit) that during the upgrade to CS you only need insert the qualifying version’s CD at a prompt to verify the upgrade.
From what I’ve seen here it’s time for me to leap into the new decade, but with eyes open. Do I win the doughnut or owe the dollar?
Thanks,
Dave
(edited to fix my HTML which was not working) =)
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