Re: Using CS and CS2 on one machine

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From: Dave_Saunders
Date: Wed, 02 Nov 2005 14:33

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CS2 is a separate install of the applications. It does not overwrite the earlier versions. In some cases, it would be fool-hardy to switch to CS2 -- say you're in the last week of a two-year project to publish a text book; you might want to use CS2 on new work, but converting that text book to CS2 when the files are due at the printer on Monday wouldn't be a wise course of action.

Dave

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