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You have to buy the full version on Photoshop.
Yes, Ed is correct. You'll have to buy the full version.
I owned an older version of Elements and because of this, I was emailed a special limited time offer to purchase the full CS2 for $299. At the time, I suspected Adobe was dumping CS2 inventory to make room for a new upcoming version. I was apparently right about that, because shortly thereafter, CS3 beta testing was announced.
I purchased the CS2 deal even, though I suspected CS3 was at the doorstep and am not sorry I did that...in fact, I'm quite happy about it. The CS2 Photoshop package is great software.
Afterwards, I did upgrad my Elements software with the combo package of Photoshop Elements v5 and Premier v3, only because my Premiere Elements version 1 was in serious need of an upgade. Buying the Combo package was the cheapest way to get what I wanted and it also gave me a new Photo Album package. I really don't use the Photoshop Elements part of the software anymore, I use CS2 instead .
If you own Elements and wanted CS2 I'd call Adobe and ask for a special deal. It can't hurt to ask.