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The curse of Adobe (Upgrades)
Author: Ira Cary Blanco Posted: 7/23/2000; 7:07:40 AM Topic: The curse of Adobe (Upgrades) Msg #: 18935 Prev/Next: 18934 / 18936
While the new (find an old copy of the app on your hard drive) upgrade method is a bit of a pain, it definitely beats the way Adobe used to handle upgrades. One had to fax/mail a copy of the manual page containing the serial number to the vendor you were purchasing the upgrade from, then you would be sent an upgrade CD/disk.One way around the new find it on your hard drive routine is the option that Adobe gives you to insert a floppy (I've got a USB Mac, so that's not an option) or a CD-ROM with an older version of the software. (This involves a CD-ROM swap like the old days of floppy swapping to install an app - kinda nostalgic.)The install/upgrade will go fine from there.
There are responses to this message:
- Re: The curse of Adobe (Upgrades), Brad Marsh, 7/23/2000; 7:59:17 AM
- Re: The curse of Adobe (Upgrades), Samuel Reynolds, 7/26/2000; 2:52:31 PM
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