convert PS CS2 brushes to PS 7.0 brushes

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Nov 20, 2006
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i used to have PS CS2, then CS, now i have 7.0.
all the brushes that i used, only worked with CS2 and CS. now that i have 7.0, half of them do not work because it’s a older verision.
is there some way i can convert them into some kind of file or something so they will work with 7.0??
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Lefty
Nov 20, 2006
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i used to have PS CS2, then CS, now i have 7.0.
all the brushes that i used, only worked with CS2 and CS. now that i have 7.0, half of them do not work because it’s a older verision.
is there some way i can convert them into some kind of file or something so they will work with 7.0??

At the risk of sounding stupid, may I ask why you are going from CS2 to CS to 7?
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Tony Blair
Nov 20, 2006
"Rudy Benner (All_Thumbs)" wrote in message
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i used to have PS CS2, then CS, now i have 7.0.
all the brushes that i used, only worked with CS2 and CS. now that i have 7.0, half of them do not work because it’s a older verision.
is there some way i can convert them into some kind of file or something so they will work with 7.0??

At the risk of sounding stupid, may I ask why you are going from CS2 to CS to 7?

Maybe he has not quite worked out the upgrade process yet!!
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Stewy
Nov 20, 2006
In article <4561aee5$0$8713$>,
"Harry Limey" wrote:

"Rudy Benner (All_Thumbs)" wrote in message
wrote in message
i used to have PS CS2, then CS, now i have 7.0.
all the brushes that i used, only worked with CS2 and CS. now that i have 7.0, half of them do not work because it’s a older verision.
is there some way i can convert them into some kind of file or something so they will work with 7.0??

At the risk of sounding stupid, may I ask why you are going from CS2 to CS to 7?

Maybe he has not quite worked out the upgrade process yet!!

Learning curves can be a big problem. I’ve been using CS(1) for a couple of years after upgrading from 7. It took quite some time to get used to the new features of CS and as the price was a lot higher than just Photoshop, I found I was being forced to learn the other bit and pieces even though they were rarely used to their full capacity. Adobe, was once again trying to apparently rip me off.
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Roy G
Nov 20, 2006
"Rudy Benner (All_Thumbs)" wrote in message
wrote in message
i used to have PS CS2, then CS, now i have 7.0.
all the brushes that i used, only worked with CS2 and CS. now that i have 7.0, half of them do not work because it’s a older verision.
is there some way i can convert them into some kind of file or something so they will work with 7.0??

At the risk of sounding stupid, may I ask why you are going from CS2 to CS to 7?

He lives in Australia.

Roy G
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Lefty
Nov 20, 2006
"Roy G" wrote in message
"Rudy Benner (All_Thumbs)" wrote in message
wrote in message
i used to have PS CS2, then CS, now i have 7.0.
all the brushes that i used, only worked with CS2 and CS. now that i have 7.0, half of them do not work because it’s a older verision.
is there some way i can convert them into some kind of file or something so they will work with 7.0??

At the risk of sounding stupid, may I ask why you are going from CS2 to CS to 7?

He lives in Australia.

Roy G

Of course, I should have seen it right away.
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getloozegraphix
Nov 23, 2006
i have an older version because I like 7.0 better, and CS and CS2 cost way to much money.
(plus i dont have enough memory on my computer to download that without it crashing)
and i really appreciate you guys answering my question
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