I have enough computers that I should keep them on separate machines! Actually, just taking our time loading this new computer, but I tried too hard with trying to make Corel X3 and Adobe CS2 play nice on the same computer today! Probably should not have done that! I don't know how many of you have both of those Software Suites on the same computer, but for me, it did not work well in the past. Well, I got tuckered out after getting worked up so early this morning. Going crazy here! If you know any secrets, please share. Oh, also, picture this: (Graphic of a Life Preserver pops up on screen) Haha! Welcome? Wow, with open arms, then somewhere was a link that new software is avaiable. I get this message when trying to open a file: No response or even ticket number to respond to my problem. Funny, I go round in circles on the phone. So,Īfter all that mess, I am now having probems with my Corel programs too, as stated. Made me sick I spent a lot of money over the years on the Adobe products, all legal copies. So, I removed both, then loaded just theīy the way, I had to go to Adobe website to get new downloads and licenses/keys for the Adobe CS2 suite.
My memory tells me there were issues with that before when the programs were new. It was working just fine until I tried to re-install CS2 on the same computer. I will do some reading here and try to find an answer. Out of those programs, the one I need to use the most is CorelDraw. Version X3, Graphics Suite is what I have. So, that computer was the one I did a lot of CorelDraw work on. Windows XP Computer, after windows quit support. We've had a few switcheroos since we decided to quit using a buggy old
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