Hello i have been a faithful xp user since well it came out, and i havent upgraded to vista because of hardware issues but also because i heard about how bad it was. but now i am going to buy a new pc a desktop a HP Pavilion Elite e9250t series with windows seven 64 bit edition. and for school i was going to get adobe cs4 production edition and was wondering if it would work for me on windows seven? basically has anyone had any troubles installing it so i could know if i should buy adobe cs4 with my computer or wait for an update so that i know it will work?
I use windows 7 64 bit. Photoshop cs4 64 bit and 32 bit work fine. Only problem is that most third party plugins are only 32 bit. So I use the 32 bit version since I use a couple plugins. Illustrator cs4 works fine also. I dunno about the other programs.
Hello i have been a faithful xp user since well it came out, and i havent upgraded to vista because of hardware issues but also because i heard about how bad it was. but now i am going to buy a new pc a desktop a HP Pavilion Elite e9250t series with windows seven 64 bit edition. and for school i was going to get adobe cs4 production edition and was wondering if it would work for me on windows seven? basically has anyone had any troubles installing it so i could know if i should buy adobe cs4 with my computer or wait for an update so that i know it will work?
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Same here I have Photoshop CS4 64 bit version and had no problems at all, also have Lightroom 2 64bit version and no issues with that... I can def say there is a def speed improvement when importing photos, sorry I'm rambling on.
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Ohh ok I've looked over the Internet and have read that most people haven't had problems plus if there were any problems I don't think it would take that long for adobe to fix it
When you install the 64 bit version Adobe actually installs both the 32 and 64 bit version.
I use the 64 bit when i don't need an add on, and have installed all my add ons in the 32 bit version.
You get the best of both worlds that way.
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