Upgrading from w-98 to Win. XP

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Gary Helfrich
Jul 2, 2003
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I have a new computer running win. XP home version, I wanted to install Photoshop. Since I have V.4.0 and upgrade CD’s since then, XP does not seem to recognize Photoshop V 4.0 it keeps giving me an error message needs 3mb of free virtual memory, but if I put in a newer version, say V-6.0 then it goes ahead and starts to install untill I get the Ser. Num. screen then I have to stop. How can I intall from version 4.0
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dave milbut
Jul 2, 2003
you should be able to just pop in the ver 4 cd when 6 is looking for it. OR if you can install 4 I don’t think you need to be able to run it. just intstall it then install 6, it’ll find 4 OR install 4 and find the 4.01 (2?) update. and try running 4 in win 95 simulation mode in xp (right click – proporties – etc..)
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envirographics
Jul 2, 2003
Gary,
Seeing that you have gone from Win98 to XP, I am interested to see how you fare regards problem in my posting just now called:-
Cry for help to Win98 graphics users now on Win2000XPME
Steve
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Gary Helfrich
Jul 3, 2003
Steve:
I did not upgrade from 98 to XP, I bought a new computer that has XP installed. I did not want to upgrade from 98 to XP on my old computer. Thought it would be safer just to get another computer and start new.

Gary
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Ty Lewis
Jul 18, 2003
Hello,
I have been searching for an answer to my nightmare. Maybe you can help. I bought a new Dell PC with XP on it. I have Photoshop 4.0 that worked fine on my old Compaq with Windows 98 . I have been receiving errors and the program has been crashing. Any way to stop the madness or will I have to Upgrade to 7.0 Photoshop. My email is or please feel free to call my cell 703-727-6399
I have been working on a team logo and can’t get it finished, Help!

Thanks,
Ty Lewis

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