Re: A new computer means Vista; Vista = no PM!

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From: Ian_Matthew
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 11:10

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I think the best answer will be to upgrade to at least InDesign CS4 as well as Photoshop CS4. PM 6.5 had issues for some on XP, let alone Vista! Even PM 7.0 is not recommended on Vista. And this is the 32 bit versions!

Ian

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