Is Photoshop 4.01 compatible with Vista 64bit?

In article <yvsqi.260730$qT.62734@fe06.news.easynews.com>, Revolt
<not_for DeleteThis @email.invalid> wrote:

> I still use Photoshop 4.01 and want to know if it will still work fine if I
> install it to Vista 64bit.

the only version of photoshop that is officially supported in vista is
cs3. you might be able to run earlier versions in a compatibility mode.
i've heard of cs2 working that way, but 4.01 is *really* old.
 >> Stay informed about: Is Photoshop 4.01 compatible with Vista 64bit? 

On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 20:23:58 GMT, "Revolt"
<not_for.RemoveThis@email.invalid> wrote:

>I still use Photoshop 4.01 and want to know if it will still work fine if I
>install it to Vista 64bit.

Good grief, that's going back a bit. Does it actually work
on XP?

--
John Bean
 >> Stay informed about: Is Photoshop 4.01 compatible with Vista 64bit? 

On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 17:52:20 -0500, ASAAR wrote:
(not really!)

> On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 20:23:58 GMT, "Revolt" <not_for DeleteThis @email.invalid>
> wrote:
>
> >I still use Photoshop 4.01 and want to know if it will still work fine if I
> >install it to Vista 64bit.
>
> Why on earth would you still use Photoshop when there are much
> better programs than that available now. Try Photoline 32 from
> www.pl32.com It supports multiprocessors and everything. It can do
> so much more than Photoshop too.

Please ignore the forged reply.
 >> Stay informed about: Is Photoshop 4.01 compatible with Vista 64bit? 

On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 18:22:20 -0400, ASAAR <caught RemoveThis @22.com> wrote:

>On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 17:52:20 -0500, ASAAR wrote:
> (not really!)
>
>> On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 20:23:58 GMT, "Revolt" <not_for RemoveThis @email.invalid>
>> wrote:
>>
>> >I still use Photoshop 4.01 and want to know if it will still work fine if I
>> >install it to Vista 64bit.
>>
>> Why on earth would you still use Photoshop when there are much
>> better programs than that available now. Try Photoline 32 from
>> www.pl32.com It supports multiprocessors and everything. It can do
>> so much more than Photoshop too.
>
> Please ignore the forged reply.

At least that's what my doctor told me to call these when I start
posting them, again.
 >> Stay informed about: Is Photoshop 4.01 compatible with Vista 64bit? 

On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 17:52:20 -0500, ASAAR wrote:
(not really!)

> Why on earth would you still use Photoshop when there are much
> better programs than that available now. Try Photoline 32 from
> www.pl32.com It supports multiprocessors and everything. It can do
> so much more than Photoshop too.

Please ignore the sock puppet troll.
 >> Stay informed about: Is Photoshop 4.01 compatible with Vista 64bit? 

On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 18:50:21 -0400, ASAAR <caught RemoveThis @22.com> wrote:

>On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 17:52:20 -0500, ASAAR wrote:
> (not really!)
>
>> Why on earth would you still use Photoshop when there are much
>> better programs than that available now. Try Photoline 32 from
>> www.pl32.com It supports multiprocessors and everything. It can do
>> so much more than Photoshop too.
>
> Please ignore the sock puppet troll.

Oh wait. This one I really did post. I tried Photoline 32 and found
out the ones that I keep calling the sock-puppet troll were actually
right about this program. Photoline 32 now has my full endorsement.
So you should all use it now. I know what's best for all of you. I
always have known. That's why I police all the posts around here and
tell you what to use and who to not listen to if I don't agree with
them. You should all do exactly as I tell you to do.
 >> Stay informed about: Is Photoshop 4.01 compatible with Vista 64bit? 

"Revolt" <not_for.TakeThisOut@email.invalid> wrote in message
news:yvsqi.260730$qT.62734@fe06.news.easynews.com...
>I still use Photoshop 4.01 and want to know if it will still work fine if I
>install it to Vista 64bit.

I can't answer that myself, but if you don't get a definitive answer here
you could try asking in the Microsoft vista NG's:

microsoft.public.windows.vista.*
 >> Stay informed about: Is Photoshop 4.01 compatible with Vista 64bit? 

> Good grief, that's going back a bit. Does it actually work
> on XP?

Yea, runs like a champ on XP.
 >> Stay informed about: Is Photoshop 4.01 compatible with Vista 64bit? 

> the only version of photoshop that is officially supported in vista is
> cs3. you might be able to run earlier versions in a compatibility mode.
> i've heard of cs2 working that way, but 4.01 is *really* old.


4.01 is fast and does everything I need. Only way I could afford the latest
version is to pirate it. I can't afford their ridiculous upgrade pricing. I
only have 4.01 even because I bought it when I was a student so got it
cheaper than retail.
 >> Stay informed about: Is Photoshop 4.01 compatible with Vista 64bit? 

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 >> Stay informed about: Is Photoshop 4.01 compatible with Vista 64bit? 

On Sat, 28 Jul 2007 11:56:06 GMT, DOCJohnson
<nospamforme.DeleteThis@anyaddress.com> wrote:


>This is just one of the many reasons why other software programs have now left
>Photoshop sitting back in last century's dust. Really now, if freeware can
>implement better algorithms what's stopping Adobe? The answer is easy. People
>who buy Photoshop today aren't too bright and don't realize they're being played
>for fools. Adobe doesn't have to make any real improvements. Their end user
>today isn't bright enough to know the difference. Photoshop proponents just do
>what they are told to do because some uneducated "Pro" told them that's what
>they need. They robotically shuffle along with their billfolds open and blindly
>obey.

As if resizing and resampling were the end-all for image-editing
programs. Ignorant post. You'll win hearts and minds by insulting
Photoshop users. Not.


rafe b
www.terrapinphoto.com
 >> Stay informed about: Is Photoshop 4.01 compatible with Vista 64bit? 

On Sat, 28 Jul 2007 10:50:39 -0400, Raphael Bustin wrote:

> As if resizing and resampling were the end-all for image-editing
> programs. Ignorant post. You'll win hearts and minds by insulting
> Photoshop users. Not.

Nobody expects anything else from the trolls on the :

> **** CHDK / Photoline 32 / anti-DSLR Sock Puppet Troll List ****
>
> Baumbadier, Brad M, CharleiD, CoolGuy, DOCJohnson, EdBancroft,
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> GoKiting, HokusPokus, JoeBS, Lurk, NameHere, New2_S3,
> nobody.TakeThisOut@noplace.org, RockyZ, SayWhat, SelfImporantName,
> SelfImportantName, Soujourner, spamless, TryinToHelp, WillyWonka
> and X-Man.
 >> Stay informed about: Is Photoshop 4.01 compatible with Vista 64bit? 

On Sat, 28 Jul 2007 11:07:16 -0400, ASAAR <caught DeleteThis @22.com> wrote:

>On Sat, 28 Jul 2007 10:50:39 -0400, Raphael Bustin wrote:
>
>> As if resizing and resampling were the end-all for image-editing
>> programs. Ignorant post. You'll win hearts and minds by insulting
>> Photoshop users. Not.
>
> Nobody expects anything else from the trolls on the :
>
>> **** CHDK / Photoline 32 / anti-DSLR Sock Puppet Troll List ****
>>
>> Baumbadier, Brad M, CharleiD, CoolGuy, DOCJohnson, EdBancroft,
>> email DeleteThis @email.com, Fed-Up-With-Corel, FrankLM, GilfordBrimly,
>> GoKiting, HokusPokus, JoeBS, Lurk, NameHere, New2_S3,
>> nobody DeleteThis @noplace.org, RockyZ, SayWhat, SelfImporantName,
>> SelfImportantName, Soujourner, spamless, TryinToHelp, WillyWonka
>> and X-Man.

To think I almost missed this one. I was too busy uploading and
downloading child-pornography from this account again. I'm obsessed,
what can I say.
 >> Stay informed about: Is Photoshop 4.01 compatible with Vista 64bit?