how do you unregister CS3

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bob733
May 5, 2007
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I have removed the beta CS3 from the system, but I noticed in My Account, I still have a photoshop Version 10 (assuming that is the CS3 beta I was using) registered.

It did provide me with anyway to unregister it. I will be receiving the production CS3 shortly and dont want any problems.

Thanks

Bob
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Rob_Keijzer
May 5, 2007
Bob,

I didn’t know you could, or had to, register the Beta version.

Are you sure you don’t mean activation?

You don’t usually unregister products. On my account are all the Adobe products I registered with them, including older version of Ps that I don’t use anymore.

Rob
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bob733
May 5, 2007
When you go to Your Account (at adobe.com), you can click on Your Product Registrations. In that section you will find all your registered products.

Bob
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John Joslin
May 5, 2007
What Rob is saying is that Registration has nothing to do with Activation.

You can de-activate an activated product but as far I know you can’t un-register a product (and don’t ever need to).

Registration means you are entitled to support for the product: activation is to stop you using more than two copies of the product.
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Bob Levine
May 5, 2007
You can de-activate an activated product but as far I know you can’t un-register a product (and don’t ever need to).

You can but not on a beta. If you no longer wish to use a product you purchased, you can fill out a license transfer and sell/give that license to someone else who would then be free to register the software in their name.

Bob
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John Joslin
May 5, 2007
True, I was thinking of what you can do from the program itself.

I guess you get that license transfer form somewhere on the Adobe site.

(If you can find your way around the "New Look" interface. 🙁 )

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