I have had PS 7 and PSE 1 loaded at the same time and could use either program. The only problem I had was the inability to pull up PS 7 help from within the program, although I could go directly to the PS install folder and run the help program. After uninstalling PSE the problem was resolved.
Michele,
Both progams can co-exist just fine on the same PC.
Regrds,
Daryl
Uh, well, then something went wrong on MY system. Installing PSE after having PS7 on my system associated all PSD’s with PSE instead of PS. There were a couple of other minor issues that, in essence, makde PSE take priority for things that PS used to have – the point is, it isn’t COMPLETELY transparent.
Thank goodness for me, I have GoBack and was able to revert my drive so that I didn’t have to go through registry or reassociation hell.
Photoshop’s installation actually allows you to elect what file formats should be associated with Photoshop and which should be left to whatever they were associated with before installing.
Does PSE have the same choices?
BTW, I think in your case you could have just reinstalled Photoshop and made the file association choices again.
Bob
Does PSE have the same choices?
Yes. But it still did my droplets and PSD’s.
I think in your case you could have just reinstalled Photoshop and made the file association choices again.
You’re probably right, but since it was the thirty day trial version, I elected to completely wipe it.
