🚀 go-pugleaf

All this advice is very strange because while I appreciate that technology moves on, unfortunately at the current time I can not upgrade to CS4 or CS3. Also regardless of what you are saying my copy of CS (mostly Photoshop CS) worked flawlessly for the past six months until I tried to install CS2 yesterday.

Why CS2 would not be supported while CS works flawlessly I have no idea, and I also have no idea why now, after a restoration to my files and operating system from a time machine backup from before the CS2 install I can no longer launch my Photoshop CS and am getting an error of "Could not complete your request because certain required files were not found in the Adobe Photoshop CS Required folder."

Adobe's lack of support on this matter is both frustrating and infuriating as it means a $1000 plus purchase is not supported little more than two years after the purchase unless I want to spend another $800.

Their advice that I come get answers from the user community has resulted in this thread which so far has only told me that what I was doing was impossible and that what I want to do is not possible and I should spend more money.