How do I transfer all my photos from an older version to Photoshop Elements 11?
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You'll want to use the Backup and Restore functions in the Organizer -- http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/kb/backup-restore-move-catalog-photoshop.html
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Adobe Premiere Elements11 for me - I wasn't copying a bd though, just taking video and putting it on a bd
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It does not. You will need an external disk drive or you can transfer the files via a thumb drive. I tried the built-in migration system, to no success. As many times as I tried, I could never get it to work. This meant I have to re-load all my photos, one disk at a time.
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I have windows 7 , do not know weather it works with 8 , I believe it should work as the down load is with abode photoshop
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Avoid Elements 5 if you have Vista. It claims to be compatible, but after a few months on my new Vista-loaded PC, Elements 5 decided it didn't care for it and stopped opening Editor. I called Photopshop support, where a representative told me they no longer support Elements 5, but there was a patch available to make it more agreeable to Vista. So I patched, rebooted and there it was in all its former glory. Until the next time. Again, that nasty little window popped up telling me essentially that my PC had no idea what I was asking it to do. Oh, and by the way, it now no longer knew what the Organizer was. I wound up downloading a free trial of Elements 7, which seems to work OK, but I'm still ticked off equally at Photoshop and Windows Vista. Cottage cheese seems to have a longer shelf life that most software packages these days. Excuse me while I go kick the dog.
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So long as you have a basic imaging program (paint, photoshop) this is all you need . Once you have the images saved in JPEG, TIFF or a similar setting, you can just import it in, and the software does the rest!
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I wish I could help as I have a Gateway too, but I don't know anything about Photoshop. Sorry.
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I don't know how it is with CS3, but if you contact Adobe Support, they will do a one-time same-version (CS2) platform swap for you, switching you from Windows to Mac. You can then purchase the Mac CS3 upgrade once you have been switched over to the Mac platform.
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Myself don't have an older version of Print Artist, but P.A. does have the capabilities to import files from other similar programs. Hope that helps.
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Aye, I'm actually using Photoshop now on it. Don't see any reason why it wouldn't be supported.
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It depends on the severity of the blemishes and your skill with Photoshop or Photoshop Elements. PSE 12 surely has the tools to allow someone to correct/change images. However, it will most likely NOT be point and click to correct old photos.
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I just got this January 2015 and the download was for Photoshop Elements 11
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Yes, photos can be imported. We are given an activation key. I don't know if it would serve to transfer the program to a new computer. Check on their web site.
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After you install it to your computer you'll have to use it with a photo software for example I have Photoshop Elements 11{any program should work}. Photoshop Elements will recognize it , and just use it as pen instead of a mouse. oh by the way This does come with a earlier version of Adobe Photoshop Elements{I'm not sure which one, because I didn't install that version , because I already have PSE 11}. Comes with something that looks like a UBS Card, that you plug into your Computer UBS...I leave mine in all the time. I don't have the manual on hand right now, I have to look for it tonight when I get home but, if you need more info...Please let me know. After you install it to your computer you'll have to use it with a photo software for example I have Photoshop Elements 11{any program should work}. Photoshop Elements will recognize it , and just use it as pen instead of a mouse. oh by the way This does come with a earlier version of Adobe Photoshop Elements{I'm not sure which one, because I didn't install that version , because I already have PSE 11}. Comes with something that looks like a UBS Card, that you plug into your Computer UBS...I leave mine in all the time. I don't have the manual on hand right now, I have to look for it tonight... » Read More After you install it to your computer you'll have to use it with a photo software for example I have Photoshop Elements 11{any program should work}. Photoshop Elements will recognize it , and just use it as pen instead of a mouse. oh by the way This does come with a earlier version of Adobe Photoshop Elements{I'm not sure which one, because I didn't install that version , because I already have PSE 11}. Comes with something that looks like a UBS Card, that you plug into your Computer UBS...I leave mine in all the time. I don't have the manual on hand right now, I have to look for it tonight when I get home but, if you need more info...Please let me know. « Show Less
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Depends on what you mean by upgrade. Upgrading to a new version of lightroom will not be possible, unless you mean CC or the current version, non-student. The non-Student version is the same as the non-student, so there would be no benefit. Upgrading to CC should be possible, but I doubt that it will change the v5 that is already installed. You may get a discount on the CC subscription, depending on the deals Adobe has running at the time.
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If you are using windows, then mark all the photos you want transferred and then click CTRL-C (for copy). Then click on the flash drive and then click CTRL-V (for paste). You do the same thing if you were using a MacBook. You can also drag the selected pictures to the flash drive disk icon. Hope this helps.
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Yes! Here's a link that explains how. There's even a video. http://support.mastercook.com/entries/22017556-Transferring-Recipes-and-Files-from-a-Previous-Version If for some reason the link won't post here, go to Mastercook (dot com) and look under support. Also, while there, check out the new web import so you can download recipes right off the web.