easiest way to migrate my saved actions in CS3 to CS4?

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Phil_Marion
Mar 30, 2009
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I just switched to Vista 64 on the weekend. I spent a day uploading my programs and figuring out how to kill that annoying UAC pop-up. I installed free Comodo firewall as well, so between newly installed Comodo and Vista’s UAC, I was forever confirming and RE-confirming what I was doing. The Mac tv ad wasn’t that far wrong – except for the fact the chubby PC guy can dismiss all the annoying UAC guys by disabling them.

I just downloaded a trial copy of CS4 to see how it runs with my 8 gbs of RAM. I was able to located and enter the Adobe Labs presets for my camera in to ACR. I still have XP and CS3 installed on another hard drive.

What is the easiest way to migrate my saved actions in CS3 to CS4?

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Chris_Cox
Mar 30, 2009
Save the actions in CS3, load the actions in CS4.
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Curvemeister
Mar 31, 2009
The save and load actions commands are located in the actions palette menu.
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John Joslin
Mar 31, 2009
Also, save them in sets.

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