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We create several monthly fliers in photoshop for print(yes it should be done in one of the other programs but thats another whole issue). The magazines & printer press all use ps 7, which we did until I convinced the boss we needed to utilize the other programs, so we purchased the new adobe software bundle-which apparently is also a new update. The 2 computers that version 7 is still installed on have both crashed, and the disks for 6.5 have been missing for at least a year. so we are stuck with CS.
The problem is that the magazine’s computer cannot open the files correctly-first we thought it was because it defaulted to 16b, so we resaved and red-labeled a new disk with the 8bit file saved…that made it a little better, except it is opening in black and white and gives an error. After holding for Adobe Tech Support for 20 minutes they told me as long as the new featues were not used in the files that v7 will open the CS. The deadline for the flier was 6/1, and now it will be the 4th at the earliest that they will have a working copy.
Has anyone else run into this problem? Is there a way to fix it? I looked into rebuying version 7, but it will cost more than i paid for the suite…
any info is appreciated.
Thank you,
rachael
The problem is that the magazine’s computer cannot open the files correctly-first we thought it was because it defaulted to 16b, so we resaved and red-labeled a new disk with the 8bit file saved…that made it a little better, except it is opening in black and white and gives an error. After holding for Adobe Tech Support for 20 minutes they told me as long as the new featues were not used in the files that v7 will open the CS. The deadline for the flier was 6/1, and now it will be the 4th at the earliest that they will have a working copy.
Has anyone else run into this problem? Is there a way to fix it? I looked into rebuying version 7, but it will cost more than i paid for the suite…
any info is appreciated.
Thank you,
rachael
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