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Re: Can I upgrade from CS2 to CS4 and skip CS3?

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From: Neil_Keller
Date: Fri, 27 Feb 2009 04:37
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Colin, 

      But I did exactly what everyone on here said they did, went onto adobe.com
      to do our research, saw that the upgrade works from CS2-CS4




??? Adobe shows there are multiple versions of the suites on their site and clearly points the way for purchasing at the Adobe Store. Just for the heck of it, I also went to MacMall.com and MacConnection.com, two well-known online resellers. I checked their Adobe CS4 upgrades, and they clearly indicate which older versions they are meant to go with. Not quite so clear from MacZone.com and a few other reseller sites I visited.

Maybe the reseller you bought from didn't mark the SKUs properly. How is a reseller's sloppy inventory keeping and description Adobe's fault? Also as both Mac and Win upgrades are pretty much determined the same way, what does this sloppiness have to do with Mac market share?

If you truly did your research and purchasing carefully and were still fooled, I suggest you start with a complaint to the reseller who sold you the goods.

Neil
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