CS products need a standalone deauthenticator application

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From: Tim_Murray
Date: Fri, 02 Sep 2005 03:25

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I've had lots of Photoshop and Illustrator problems lately, where they crash upon launch (fresh Tiger and fresh CS2 install). The point of this post, however, is that there should be a standalone application to deauthenticate the system because if the apps won't launch, then you can't deauthenticate the computer.

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