Re: MAC OS 10.5.6 Can't update CS3 I created a Specific Volume to ADOBE

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From: Neil_Keller
Date: Sat, 14 Mar 2009 01:34

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Ricardo,

Don't create a special folder. Don't move the folders. Don't rename the folders. Let Adobe install install its software at its defaults. If you must have the software in a different location, create and use aliases instead. Or put your Adobe apps in the Dock. That is the safest way to install, update and manage Adobe apps.

Neil

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