CS5 installation as upgrade from CS4 info...

Hi! I bought the upgrade suite cs5.... I already installed the version cs4 suite. I must first uninstall the version CS4 and after install the CS5? or can I leave them both installed? create conflict? What do you recommend?
Thanks!

Perfect! thanks Bob!! I still hold CS4 projects just because I still open, but I am very pleased with this new version of cs5 really performing! Thanks again.

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... which is NOT an upgrade - it's the full version.
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I don't want to do anything illegal, or leave myself without upgrade eligibility cover for CS5 (and beyond), but conversely I don't want to keep this software if I no longer need it.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B003B329RU/ref=dp_olp_0?ie=UTF8&condition=all
At present I see one of these for sale.
Adobe Creative Suite 5 Design Premium Upgrade from CS4 [Mac][OLD VERSION] (DVD-ROM)
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I'm interested to find out how to MAC UPGRADE FROM CS4 STANDARD TO CS5 STANDARD OR EXTENDED. Its my intention to buy the upgrade not thru
download, but purchasing the dvd's needed eventually used if necessary.
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No, forget it. Adobe only sells current versions. How would you even be able to buy a used upgrade that is tied to someone else's previous version? Makes no sense at all and is clearly a breach of the EULA - whoever may sell you this "upgrade" would have to include all his previous versions leading up to that point, making it a completely independent full license that has no relation whatsoever to your CS4. And you would still have to run the license transfer drill.
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After upgrading Photoshop and Bridge from 4.0 to 5.0 I can no longer edit photos in ACR (plugin v 6.3) because it now takes impractically long to refresh the image after most changes. For example, on the Basic pane if I change a setting such as Exposure, Brightness, etc. with a slider it takes about 5 seconds before I see the change to the image. Since CS4 is still on my computer if I load CS4 Bridge, open the same image in Camera Raw (plugin v 5.5) the same operation refreshes the image in about a half second. If I can't solve this problem I'll have to abandon CS5 and go back to CS4, which would be a shame. Any ideas? Thank you!

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I have received my upgrade version of CS5.5 (DVD version).
I am currently running CS4.2.1 Do I have to deactivate my current version before I attempt the upgrade?
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Wow!! I must say my installation experience of CS5.5 was nothing like CS4. It took just 45 minutes - no hassle and once I entered my Adobe ID it didn't even ask for the old serial numbers.
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Tom O'Connell wrote:
You used to be able to transfer them to the new version without reinstalling... is that not possible any longer????…
Read my previous post again:
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Third Party Plug-Ins have disappeared on upgrade from CS4 to CS5

Hello Folks,
I have recently upgraded from PS CS4 to CS5 and now, on looking through the Plug-Ins available fromthe Menu - Help - About Plug-In --, I see that my 3rd Party Plug-Ins (NOT the Plug-Ins which had previously been installed automatically by CS4 and are now no longer installed by CS5 as a matter of course), such as Akvis / Bokeh / Imagenomic and many others, are no longer shown.
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This did not happen when I upgraded from CS3 to CS4 - all my 3rd Party Plug-Ins made that transition quite successfully.
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Geeborg wrote:
This did not happen when I upgraded from CS3 to CS4 - all my 3rd Party Plug-Ins made that transition quite successfully.
Yes it did. You just don't remember having to deal with it.
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You cannot upgrade from Photoshop CS4. Those days are long past.
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