Upgrading to 7.0 and reloading the upgrade

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Frank Weston
Aug 12, 2003
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Last year I upgraded my Photoshop 4.0 to 7.0. The upgrade works fine but I am required to have 4.0 loaded on my system, and 4.0 has some bugs as far a how it senses my pagefile setup, so it’s a minor pain.

I’ve just installed newer, faster hard drives and I want to load 7.0 on the new system. I don’t want to have to load 4.0 also.

Is there anyway to install an upgrade version of 7.0 without having to load the older 4.0 version first. If not, is there any way to delete the older version after loading and still have 7.0 run?

TIA
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dave milbut
Aug 12, 2003
you should just install 7. it’ll ask you for the ver 4 cd for verification during the installation. just pull out the 7 disk, pop in the 4. after verification it tells you to reinsert the 7 disk. i just did the about a month ago. I got a new system and installed the 7 upgrade using my v6 edu version as verification of upgradability.
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A R Sayed
Sep 10, 2003
I have photoshop 4.0 installed on my machine. I tried to upgrade to 7.0. the installation was succesful. But when i run photoshop7.0 exe it gives an error: Photoshop7.exe is not a valid win32 apllication…..

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