Upgrading Photoshop 6.0 to CS II

Recently, I've read that PS 6.0 can be upgraded to CS II. Is this true? If so it would obviously save me $$$ as I would not first have to upgrade to PH 7.0 or purchase an entirely new CS II installation package.

Thanks in advance.

David N.

You should be able to just buy the Photoshop CS2 upgrade package. Check the adobe site or call them to make sure. It is a cheaper way to go.

Robert

David N asked:
Recently, I've read that PS 6.0 can be upgraded to CS II. Is this true? If so it would obviously save me $$$ as I would not first have to upgrade to PH 7.0 or purchase an entirely new CS II installation package.

No, that is not possible. I suggest finding a later copy of PhotoShop or CS2 itself on Ebay.

Smiles,
Rosanne

David writes ...

Recently, I've read that PS 6.0 can be upgraded to CS II. Is this true?

Yes, you can upgrade from any previous version as long as the serial # is valid.

In article , bhilton665
@aol.com says...

David writes ...

Recently, I've read that PS 6.0 can be upgraded to CS II. Is this true?

Yes, you can upgrade from any previous version as long as the serial # is valid.

I believe that the reaward-compatibility cut-off is v5.5. Version 5 cannot be upgraded, without Adobe intervention (they are usually really good and quick with this), but from v5.5 up, there should be no problem, exactly as Bill Hilton says, " as long as the serial # is valid."

Hunt

--
NewsGuy.Com 30Gb $9.95 Carry Forward and On Demand Bandwidth

Hunt wrote:

In article , bhilton665
@aol.com says...

David writes ...

Recently, I've read that PS 6.0 can be upgraded to CS II. Is this true?

Yes, you can upgrade from any previous version as long as the serial # is valid.

I believe that the reaward-compatibility cut-off is v5.5. Version 5 cannot be upgraded, without Adobe intervention (they are usually really good and quick with this), but from v5.5 up, there should be no problem, exactly as Bill Hilton says, " as long as the serial # is valid."
Hunt

--
NewsGuy.Com 30Gb $9.95 Carry Forward and On Demand Bandwidth

Thanks for the input folks. :-)