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Adobe not giving away free anything
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weekend_warrior
Banned
I just kept getting this
I dunno if its because I didn't skip the online activation or what. Doesn't really matter though, all I really wanted was Photoshop
I'm getting this too.
blainethemono
Member
I'm getting this too.
the photoshop-only installer/serial works fine though. I assume the other ones do too but I haven't downloaded those yet.
Bobby Roberts
Banned
Wow, they're giving away Audition 3?
that's a pretty damned solid audio recording suite. I personally know quite a few podcasters who use that program to record their shows.
that's a pretty damned solid audio recording suite. I personally know quite a few podcasters who use that program to record their shows.
AstroNut325
Member
That's what I'm getting too with the link in the OP. HELP!
read the last couple of pages, new links
Wolf Akela
Member
Does it really even cover Flash MX 2004? Adobe bought Macromedia during its latter iteration Flash 8, which was re-released as CS3.
Still neat if it works though. The only major addition to 8/CS3 were filters.
Still neat if it works though. The only major addition to 8/CS3 were filters.
But does Adobe even have Dreamweaver 2004 anymore?
Chaos
Member
User 100115
Banned
Is this version of Premiere pretty good? I've only run with 6.0 and CS 4-6. But I have some friends who'd be interested in it.
Str0ngStyle
Member
Question. If you got to the page with the download links does that mean you can come back to your account later and download them? I signed up on my phone and for obvious reasons want to download it once I get back from vacation
black_vegeta
Member
I got the samething
weekend_warrior
Banned
Is the photoshop application supposed to be running from C:/Creative Suite CS2 or C:/Program Files (x86)/Adobe?
Likely would only work on Snow Leopard or older.
Green Wiggly
Member
I'm downloading it right now. I think you have to log in to your Adobe account before you view the link in the OP. Worked for me, anyway.
maniac-kun
Member
Just installed Photoshop CS2. Works perfectly.
blainethemono
Member
Program files should be where its installed, the Creative Suite CS2 folder stuff should just be the installer files, you can delete that once you're done with setup
zerokoolpsx
Member
C:\Creative Suite CS2\Adobe Creative Suite 2.0
It's installing for me so far.
DarkLegion
Member
Ken Masters
Banned
What? These won't work on mountain lion macs?
zerokoolpsx
Member
Now, I'm stuck on Disc 3. Hmm. Might as well just install Photoshop and forget the suite.
No sir, they are the Power PC versions. From before Intel Mac was even a twinkle in Steve's eye.
weekend_warrior
Banned
OK, think I got everything to work. The standalone Photoshop download worked, just had to uninstall it first from the main suite package.
glaringradio
Member
They've made this a right pain in the arse... So much so that I have all the files ready to go but I can't be bothered installing them. Sigh.
Ken Masters
Banned
But why are their Mac version downloads?
? The first Intel Mac was in 2006. Before that they were Power PC "Power Mac"s. The first version of OS X to work with Intel was 10.4 "Tiger" All the earlier versions were Power PC only.
Further to that, Apple removed Backwards Compatibility with Power PC software in OS X Lion. Apps would still work if they were installed in Snow Leopard and the OS was upgraded to Lion, but in Mountain Lion that support has been removed entirely.
EDIT: To make it even more clear. Adobe CS2 - the one for free - was released in April 2005.
Ken Masters
Banned
I see, thanks, no wonder photoshop didn't work when I tried downloading it on my iMac with 10.8
Chaos
Member
This was posted on another forum -
Those of you having problems with the Disc 2 error. How to fix it:
*Note This is for those who are extracting to the default directories.
1. Run/extract Disc 2, Disc 3, and Extras first
2. For some reason Disc 2 extracts to C:\Creative Suite instead of C:\Creative Suite CS2 like Disc 1 and 3 do.
3. Copy the contents of C:\Creative Suite to C:\Creative Suite CS2
4. Run the Disc 1 installer/extractor.
If you chose your own directory for discs 1-3 to extract to then you probably shouldn't encounter the can't find disc 2 error.
The Elite
BOSS
Thanks. I think I'm got everything sorted out. I have a mess of files I'll need to clean up afterwords as I could only install the program to the same directory where the installations files are being kept.
Edit: If anyone can grab me an image of what the final directory should look like, that would be swell. Thanks.
DarkLegion
Member
The Elite
BOSS
like this?
Thanks.
So anything that is just in the Creative Suite CS2 directory can go, (besides the Adobe Creative Suite 2.0) directory of course?
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