My PC currently runs Photoshop CS3 Extended which I purchased boxed and unopened via the web several years ago. I am trying to upgrade to CS6 but keep getting the error that "The serial number is not for a qualifying product".
I have chosen Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended from the product list and have typed in the SN shown on the CS3 packaging but keep getting the error.
I have attempted the latest update for Photo Shop CS6 twice using the Adobe Application Manager and twice it has failed with the error log - U44M1I216.
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I'm having problems with CC (photoshop) when updated     I am using window 8 the upgrade to 8.1 came in and I updated everything is working well.   I then updated Photoshop CC, and now I get this error message  The Procedure Entry Point
?ProposeSearchBounds@StruturallmageEditing@@YA?AVBo@1@AEBV?$point2@Gil @boost@@AEBV21@M@Z cound not be located in the dynamic link Library C:ProgramFilesAdoveAdobe PhotoshopCC (64Bit)Photoshop.exe
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I get the above message when i try to open the 64 bit version. The 32 bit version seems to work.I have tried unistalling photoshop and reinstalling but keep getting the same results.Â
I installed the upgrade version of Lightroom 5 (running 3.6) on a Dell laptop with 4GB RAM and Windows 7 Ultimate. The install never asked for the serial number. When I try to start it I get the folowing message: "The application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b). Click OK to close the application."
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It says:
Unable to continue because of a hardware or system error. Sorry, but this error is unrecoverable.
I've tried repairing the program. That didn't work. Restarted my computer. That didn't work. Uninstalled the program and tried opening it again. That didn't work. I'm at a loss! I really need to get into my program b/c my work is there. I tried opening some of my files (they are located in my Pictures folder) and they pop up with the same message.
nstall of CS2 on my Win7 64bit machine and in the process I find that CS2 is no longer supported, (no big surprise,) and CS2 may have issues with 64bit.Â
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I only really use Photoshop, so I'm thinking maybe I should look at why I should or shouldn't upgrade. (Amazon has the upgrade @ $153.xx USD or something like that at the moment.)
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I do original art, inputting drawings and manipulating them in Photoshop, as well as working with digi photos. Worth the upgrade?What's new that I should be aware of?Â
I have CS3 and ultimately want to upgrade. In the short term, I need to deactivate the computers that previously had CS3 on them. I don't even have the computers anymore. I will then just reload my existing copy of CS3, get it re-established and move on from there. What is the simple way to do this?Â
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How to upgrade to get the 3D to work.
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e I've considered upgrading Photoshop on my computer (I like what I have, and hadn't really felt the need or desire to upgrade), and since that time, a lot has changed. Because of my lack of desire to keep track of the latest changes, I find myself extremely confused now that I am actually looking to upgrade, which is the reason for posting this. The general idea is that I'm currently using Photoshop 7, and when last I peeked in on Photoshop, that was as straight-forward as it needed to be. 7.0 was Photoshop, that's it. Now what's confusing me is what would be the best version to upgrade to? The obvious questions to follow -- what do I need it for? Varied. I do some web design, I do some photo touchups, and I do other aspects, such as getting ready to start production on an ezine (this is the primary reason I'm considering an upgrade, as I don't feel Photoshop 7 provides everything that I need to do that), for which I'd like to design a simple spread. What gets me is what all these new variations of Photoshop actually are, and what route should I be looking to go so that it's still the Photoshop I know and love, but upgraded and with the various improvements and such? I realise that might sound vague, but essentially I don't want to have to learn a whole new product just to enjoy the features that I already enjoy and know how to utilize,
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I've played with making changes to pictures. I get that. I've played with the blending options and gradients. I think I've got the idea of layers down.
But, I don't know how to make just a circle image... or grab something from one image to use on another one. For instance, if I make a button and I save it. It ends up being saved as a square... so that there is white background behind the circular button. How can I just save the circle?
I wanted to cut the head of a flower out of one picture and put it on another picture.
How do I do that? I have found several tutorials on making buttons and doing some graphics... but I can't seem to find a tutorial that will show me how to cut out shapes and reuse them or save images that aren't square.
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However, once installed and if I decide not to buy,
how do I go back to CS2?
Just uninstall the upgrade?
I use Windows XP SP2.
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