I want to upgrade my older PSE version to current PSE version. How?
If you own any older PSE version, then instead of buying a full version, you can upgrade to current version (as upgrade will be less expensive than buying Full version). For upgrading, you can visit: http://tinyurl.com/9pgrhte.
For example, I have PSE4 installed on my system. Now I want to have the current PSE version (which currently is PSE11). If I am going to buy a full version, it will cost me $99.99 as shown below (snapshots taken from link mentioned above and may subject to change)
Instead if I do a upgrade it will just cost me $79.99 as shown below:
If you own any older PSE version, then instead of buying a full version, you can upgrade to current version (as upgrade will be less expensive than buying Full version). For upgrading, you can visit: http://tinyurl.com/9pgrhte.
For example, I have PSE4 installed on my system. Now I want to have the current PSE version (which currently is PSE11). If I am going to buy a full version, it will cost me $99.99 as shown below (snapshots taken from link mentioned above and may subject to change)
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On 12/1/2014 I purchased and downloaded PS Elements 13 64-bit Win7 from the Adobe website to a new Dell Inspirion 64-bit with Win 7 Pro. I have previously been using a registered copies of Adobe Photoshop Album(PSA) 1.0 and Photoshop Elements 2.0 (both presumably 32-bit?) since 2005. First on an eMachine T2984 running MS XP Home. Next I used a computer running Windows 7 Pro operating system and used the "virtual XP" mode to run PSA. The computer was fried by a lightning strike. However, I retrieved the hard drive in good working order with files intact. I am currently running the PSA program on an old PC with MS XP Media Center 2002 and accessing the picture files (9,600) on the old hard drive attached as an external J: drive. My goal is to transfer all picture files to the new Dell Inspirion where the new PSE 13 resides. I couldn’t get the PSA 1.0 program to access the picture files!
ReplyDeleteI finally figured out how to use MS Access to change the drive reference to J:/. (FYI-there was a number of line items that were anomalies that may or may not be significant?) It seemed that I was about prepared to transition to the new computer and PSE 13, but then after opening PSA, I found I still had about 350 disconnected files (shown by a “?” in place of the pic icon). I then determined that most, if not all of the disconnects, had one thing in common: they were all “edited pictures” and obviously some of my most valued pictures. I have started to reconnect them one at a time, but it’s very time consuming! Is there a more efficient way to accomplish these reconnections?
If I understand it correctly, the PSE acts like a card catalog in the library where it simply references the actual location of the original and/or edited files?
Ultimately, how do I transfer all the reconnected pictures and the associated files and folders to the new computer? Do I need to use a conversion from 32-bit to 64-bit? Thanks for any advice or assistance you can offer!