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I used to install Photoshop to a different drive/partition than my startup disk, I had various reasons for this. But for some reason with CS3 I’m finding it complicated…
I had Windows on "C" and I installed Photoshop to "F", after the install I check what files went where… the files installed to "F" were Adobe Photoshop CS3, Bridge, Device Central and Stock Photos the usual but I also see some files littered in "C\Program Files". Now it makes me think, where is the Activation Info stored? what other files are splashed about the startup drive? if I re-install Windows will Photoshop not function/require activation again?
Worked fine for me with older versions anyway, I’ve had enough problems with CS3 as it is so I doubt this is going to go well…
Anyone know if this will work, and if Windows is installed/format over the "C" drive again, that photoshop will remain working on the "F" drive?
haha hope thats not too complicated 😛
I had Windows on "C" and I installed Photoshop to "F", after the install I check what files went where… the files installed to "F" were Adobe Photoshop CS3, Bridge, Device Central and Stock Photos the usual but I also see some files littered in "C\Program Files". Now it makes me think, where is the Activation Info stored? what other files are splashed about the startup drive? if I re-install Windows will Photoshop not function/require activation again?
Worked fine for me with older versions anyway, I’ve had enough problems with CS3 as it is so I doubt this is going to go well…
Anyone know if this will work, and if Windows is installed/format over the "C" drive again, that photoshop will remain working on the "F" drive?
haha hope thats not too complicated 😛
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