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He is now offering to upgrade me (for a price) to a quad core Pentium with 3.3 mhz, 1 Tb. It is possible that I may have them both open at the same time, along with Internet Explorer and Outlook, together with my anti-virus running in the background. There is a digitizer programme for embroidery that I am interested in that requires 1.5 Mz processing and 3 Gb RAM. He tried to blame my anti-virus and internet speed, but lost the argument when I told him that I had complained about the speed when testing it in his shop and that I have not added any other anti-virus, other than the one he installed. Once open, everything is pretty fast, but the opening of the programmes is slow. It is marginally faster, but whatever programme I click on (such as Outlook or System Mechanic), they take a long time to open.
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He explained that this would be as much as I would need, Adobe or no Adobe, and that the 64 bit would make it faster, along with the dual core, compared with what I had before, which was a 7 year old system. I don't know quite how he did it but he sold me a dual core, 3.3 mhz 1 TB motherboard and 4 Gb RAM but installed Windows 7 64 bit.
I checked around at some of the big stores and decided that I needed a 6 core, 1 Tb motherboard and 8 Gb RAM.
I wanted to upgrade to a faster computer, mainly because I want to get into the Adobe Suite, but also because I may want to do some graphics digitizing for embroidery. I had a bit of a problem with my computer supplier. I understand that Camera Raw is included with CS5 and also The Bridge is included. However, do I remove the above four or do I need them for my Office 2007 Professional and the rest of my programmes?Ĭould you tell me please? I don't want to uninstall them if they did not load with CS2. I also have Adbobe Reader X, but I downloaded that myself, and know it should be there and is not dependent upon CS2 for anything. Does it need to be there for when I upload photos from my camera?Īlso, I see the following items and I don't know if they are part of the CS2 or not, or if they are just part of what I need for my computer:Īdobe Bridge (I didn't think that was part of CS2) When I open it, it shows all kinds of my programmes in there that would have nothing to do with publishing) It goes back to a few years ago when I was doing photography. Maybe it is my profile for my camera or something.
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However, I need to uninstall it, and I can see how to uninstall the different CS2 programmes, but my question is that I can see all the different CS2 programmes to uninstall with no problem, but I am wondering if I should also unload the Camera Raw that I see in my "documents folder" or if that should stay. I don't think it actually is functioning properly anyway. Meanwhile, as I mentioned, the technician had already reloaded my CS3 Premium into my I decided to buy CS5 Premium and it is on its way.
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