7.0.1 update will not find 7.0

"Alan" wrote in message
| I have downloaded the update 7.0.1 but it finds the folder which 7.0 resides
| (c:\program files\adobe\photoshop7 ) but tells me that it cannot find | Photoshop 7, even though it's there (and works) I followed the instructions
| to re install 7 but still it tells me that it cannot find 7.0 | has anyone else had this problem?
|

Sorry but its because you have a pirateed copy of PS7

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"Alan" wrote in message

I have downloaded the update 7.0.1 but it finds the folder which 7.0

resides

(c:\program files\adobe\photoshop7 ) but tells me that it cannot find Photoshop 7, even though it's there (and works) I followed the

instructions

to re install 7 but still it tells me that it cannot find 7.0 has anyone else had this problem?

This usually happens only when the update finds an invalid serial number. Call Adobe at their support number, give them your valid serial number and they'll fix you right up.

"Ptarmigan" wrote in message

"Alan" wrote in message
| I have downloaded the update 7.0.1 but it finds the folder which 7.0 resides
| (c:\program files\adobe\photoshop7 ) but tells me that it cannot find | Photoshop 7, even though it's there (and works) I followed the instructions
| to re install 7 but still it tells me that it cannot find 7.0 | has anyone else had this problem?
|

Sorry but its because you have a pirateed copy of PS7

Brian--
Checked using Norton Antivirus 2003

Not at the price I paid for it!! and from where I bought it as well (PC World)

"Ptarmigan" wrote in message

"Alan" wrote in message
|
| "Ptarmigan" wrote in message
| | > "Alan" wrote in message
| > | > | I have downloaded the update 7.0.1 but it finds the folder which 7.0 | > resides
| > | (c:\program files\adobe\photoshop7 ) but tells me that it cannot

find

| > | Photoshop 7, even though it's there (and works) I followed the | > instructions
| > | to re install 7 but still it tells me that it cannot find 7.0 | > | has anyone else had this problem?
| > |
| >
| > Sorry but its because you have a pirateed copy of PS7 | >
| > Brian--
| > Checked using Norton Antivirus 2003
| >
| Not at the price I paid for it!! and from where I bought it as well (PC | World)
|
My apologies Alan.
That's the usual reason the update won't work.
I suggest you give Adobe a call or check their knowledge base for info. Again my apologies.
Regards
Brian--
Checked using Norton Antivirus 2003

No problem, I did have a problem doing the upgrade from Photoshop 6, for some reason it did not remove 6 from my computer, so was wondering if I had a problem with the computer

Alan wrote:

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No problem, I did have a problem doing the upgrade from Photoshop 6, for some reason it did not remove 6 from my computer, so was wondering if I had a problem with the computer

Adobe updates don't remove the previous version from your computer. Many people have more than one version installed.

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"edjh" wrote in message

Adobe updates don't remove the previous version from your computer. Many people have more than one version installed.

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When I opened a picture, it tried to use Photoshop 6 but reported a terminal error, that's how I found that it was still on the system. Win XP did not have it on the "add/remove list" so I had to remove it manually. Which probably means that there are still references in the back somewhere....

"Alan" wrote in message
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| "edjh" wrote in message
| | > Adobe updates don't remove the previous version from your computer. Many | > people have more than one version installed.
| >
| > --
| When I opened a picture, it tried to use Photoshop 6 but reported a terminal
| error, that's how I found that it was still on the system. Win XP did not | have it on the "add/remove list" so I had to remove it manually. Which | probably means that there are still references in the back somewhere.... |
Hi Alan
I suggest you uninstall Ver 7 and reinstall Ver 6. Then use Add/Remove progs to get rid of Ver 6 completely.
After that you should be able to load Ver 7 and 7.01 without problems. OR was Ver 7 an upgrade ?
If so I'm stuck !
HTH
Brian--
Checked using Norton Antivirus 2003

"Ptarmigan" wrote in message

"Alan" wrote in message
|
| "edjh" wrote in message
| | > Adobe updates don't remove the previous version from your computer.

Many

| > people have more than one version installed.
| >
| > --
| When I opened a picture, it tried to use Photoshop 6 but reported a terminal
| error, that's how I found that it was still on the system. Win XP did

not

| have it on the "add/remove list" so I had to remove it manually. Which | probably means that there are still references in the back somewhere.... |
Hi Alan
I suggest you uninstall Ver 7 and reinstall Ver 6. Then use Add/Remove progs to get rid of Ver 6 completely.
After that you should be able to load Ver 7 and 7.01 without problems. OR was Ver 7 an upgrade ?
If so I'm stuck !
HTH
Brian--
Checked using Norton Antivirus 2003

Thanks, I'll try that
best regards

On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 20:50:24 +0000 (UTC), "Alan" wrote:

I suggest you uninstall Ver 7 and reinstall Ver 6. Then use Add/Remove progs to get rid of Ver 6 completely.
After that you should be able to load Ver 7 and 7.01 without problems. OR was Ver 7 an upgrade ?
If so I'm stuck !
HTH
Brian--
Checked using Norton Antivirus 2003

Thanks, I'll try that
best regards

If version 7 was an upgrade just use the disc from version 6 to validate the upgrade. PS will allow a valid CD as the check for an upgrade.

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