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  1. Bare Foot Kid
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    Bare Foot Kid said:
    Aren't those prog's (especially 4) serious RAM hogs ???

    Hello OSP.

    That's what I'm wondering; maybe their need for more than you have available to them, is the culprit?

    well i dunnoo; either.





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  3. skunksmash
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    OnSpiderPark said:
    well i dunnoo
    coz i cant istall it
    Hi OnSpiderPark.....


    have you actually ''installed'' it in compatibility mode & not just tried to run it in C.mode..??

    i had a few apps that wouldn't work until i reinstalled them in C.mode for vista RTM


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  4. OnSpiderPark
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    yeah did that still no joy
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  6. Kryptonit3
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    Ive got Photshop CS3 Extended Installed and it works PERFECTLY!!!

    Sceenshot!

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  7. Kryptonit3
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    Photoshop CS3 Extended is only using around 88MB of ram on my PC
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  8. OnSpiderPark
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    aint tried cs3 yet. anything i should before installing?
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  10. Kryptonit3
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    no, i jus ran the installer like normal, i turned UAC off, so it might help to run the program as administrator :-P
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  11. Aitch
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    Compatability mode


    How do you install in compatability mode? I've tried running setup.exe as administrator and in compatability mode without any luck, I'd appreciate any help I can get, it's bloody frustrating
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