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    Quote: Mac, Win 2000 or XP Sad

    Haven't tried it yet but it looks like it will run on Windows 7 - however there is a caveat over 64-bit versions of XP and 7, looks like the installer doesn't work properly installing into the OS's default folder for 32-bit apps;

    http://forums.adobe.com/thread/563291
    http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/error-path-contains-unsupported-charact...

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    Ewanneil
    8 Jan 2013 - 11:36 AM
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    Thanks for the links and info. I downloaded a copy to my Windows7, 64bit PC and everything seems absolutely fine.

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    ah, further down the list of downloads is another Phsp exe thingy as well as the 4 bits at the top Grin

    which bit did you get those from Chris?

    The two links I posted at 10:24?

    I found those when I was googling to see if I could find what the difference between the two Acrobat versions was and one search came back with people having trouble on 64-bit machines. The first link was from the Google search result and the second from links within that.

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    thanks Chris Smile Got it now, well pleased to have that back on my machine - it did work on Vista!

    To completely clarify things, I've just downloaded and installed Photoshop CS2 using the link from the other thread that's running and it works just fine. In fact it's like stepping back in time.

    Anyone looking for free or cheap editing software would be foolish, to say the least, not to take advantage of this offer.

    Even if you don't use everything that it can do, you'll be impressed with what's available.

    (Elements users who haven't got and have never used Photoshop and who often tell us how unnecessary its powers are, now's your chance to find out!)

    I'm using Windows 8, albeit on a 32 bit machine.

    Paul Morgan
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    8 Jan 2013 - 7:49 PM
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    Quote: Anyone looking for free or cheap editing software would be foolish, to say the least, not to take advantage of this offer

    I don`t believe it was intended as free software Smile

    Update 2: Looks like Adobe didn’t actually mean to release CS2 for free to the entire world, even though it didn’t say anything, and still doesn’t, on the download site about it. And there we thought Adobe’s fail was a late Christmas present and all.

    Well, they haven't exactly gone out of their way to do anything about it - the first move I'd have made would have been a tossup between sticking a big banner on the page to clarify what it's for or taking the page down completely.

    Paul Morgan
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    8 Jan 2013 - 8:22 PM
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    True Smile

    comma
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    8 Jan 2013 - 10:17 PM
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    As a PS7 user I feel relatively happy tonight......Wink

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    Can you update the ACR part of it to the current version?

    comma
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    10 Jan 2013 - 9:15 PM
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    my version of cs2 doesnt have ACR.... am I missing something?

    Isn't it part of Bridge?

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