On Apr 7, 9:48 pm, "=\(8\)" wrote:
"john" wrote in message
=(8) wrote:
You need to uninstall it and reinstall it on the other drive. You can’t simply copy it there as there are other things that need to be changed, things in the registry, etc.
If it were only registry items then one could copy registry entries and edit them to work, however CS2 does something else again. I’m not sure where it writes the data, but it’s (IMHO) pretty mean.
However, by the time you found all of the registry entries and edited them they could have had the program uninstalled and reinstalled and assured that you had the job done right.
=(8)
I am concerned about uninstalling it because the first time I installed it, it didn’t recognize my earlier Photoshop (7?) installation, and I had to call Adobe to get it straighened out.