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bandonandy
Joined: 08 Nov 2013
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Location: Oregon
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 Posted: Sat Nov 09, 2013 12:13 am Post subject: Using CS3 with Windows 8 |
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We're upgrading some equipment at our local museum and we just got our new computer that we'll use for working on old photos.
The computer has Wndows 8 installed.
The version of Photoshop that we have is CS3. We're in the process of obtaining CS6 from TechSoup which supplies software for non-profits but CS6 is not presently available. We do have the disks for CS3 however.
Can I install CS3 on the new computer?
This would, of course, be temporary until we get the updated Photoshop. But it would enable us to work on photos until that time.
TIA
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thehermit
Joined: 05 Mar 2003
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Location: Cheltenham, UK
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No.
Welcome to the forum Andy.
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Patrick
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thehermit
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I was going to sat yes from instinct, but had to correct myself upon reading an staff member from the Adobe Forums, I unfortunately did not link to the relevant article at the time.
I do admit to only cursory perusal of the topic though, so hopefully for the OP you are right Patrick.
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Patrick
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