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Feb 20, 2012 08:21:34 #
Hello, I have Adobe Elements 4, and would like to up grade to Elements 7, My concern is how does all the Photos I have in Elements 4 get transfer to Elements 7, not sure about how this happens, Im registered for the program, as I read more, Adobe wants My old register number. Thanks
Feb 21, 2012 07:07:12 #
The current version of elements is 10. Are you able to upgrade only to 7?
Feb 21, 2012 08:17:27 #
And PE 11 is coming out very soon. But someone here said Amazon is selling PE 10 for $60 which is a great deal.
Iduno wrote:
The current version of elements is 10. Are you able to upgrade only to 7?
Feb 21, 2012 09:54:03 #
Hello, I have Elements 7 at this time, My concern is how does existing Photos get transferred to Elements 7, I have over 21,000 photos all back up,how does this happen do they down load by themselves is there something I have to do, Thanks
Feb 21, 2012 11:54:56 #
What if you put all your pics in an external storage device and then you install them in your new PS?
Feb 21, 2012 11:59:42 #
your current photos are all in at least one catalog, if not more (if you had created another catalog). I just updated from pse2 to pse9. after you install your updated pse. go to find open the find menu there should be a setting for finding previous catalogs. or go to the insperation browser to find a tutorial on updating older catalogs.
Feb 21, 2012 12:15:25 #
Hello, Thanks, Just had to make sure I did not stand the chance to lose everything, I have Scanned most of My Older Photos, and Scanned most of My 35mm Negatives, and over 400 Slides, Lots a work but also Lots of Fun, I even have several Slides of the Diving Horse in AC. The Best!!
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Feb 21, 2012 12:21:30 #
georgemcbride wrote:
Hello, Thanks, Just had to make sure I did not stand the chance to lose everything, I have Scanned most of My Older Photos, and Scanned most of My 35mm Negatives, and over 400 Slides, Lots a work but also Lots of Fun, I even have several Slides of the Diving Horse in AC. The Best!!
I cannot get used to this "catalog" thing Adobe does with photos. I realize there are several benefits, but over time I'd rather just keep it simple and not application dependant. If the catalog format has changed between revs, I'm sure Adobe has created a way to transfer/merge those database files. Regardless, make sure you have a good backup before you upgrade.
Feb 21, 2012 12:24:44 #
i unfortunately had 8500 photos and 10 years of work on a hard drive that probably was reformated and all the work went down the tubes. you could probably hear my screams of anguish all the way to Atlanta. never pays to be penny wise and pound foolish
Feb 21, 2012 14:02:31 #
ShelterCove
Loc: Nowhere, CA
Might be missing the boat here but my photos are stored on my computer. (I do back them up.) I upgraded from PSE 7 to PSE 10. I just open the photos with the new program. I am not familiar with catalogues and don't know where they are stored. At any rate, if your images are on your PC, you don't have to do anything but install the old software and install the new. Awaiting correction!!!! :)
Feb 21, 2012 19:23:43 #
Don't even think about it. Get Elements 10.
It will index everything on your hard drive for you.
It will index everything on your hard drive for you.
georgemcbride wrote:
Hello, I have Adobe Elements 4, and would like to up grade to Elements 7, My concern is how does all the Photos I have in Elements 4 get transfer to Elements 7, not sure about how this happens, Im registered for the program, as I read more, Adobe wants My old register number. Thanks
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