Does Windows 7 64-bit "officially" support CS4 64-bit?

Just saw a post here that says, "...be aware that PS is not supported on Windows 7. Some people have got it going though," as well as other posts about CS4 doing odd things in Win7.
Just got a new i7-950/9GB/GTX-285 machine and Windows 7 64-bit Home Premium. I'm eager to upgrade my old CS2 to CS4. Should I expect issues when I install CS4 64-bit in Win7? Should I wait for a later build?
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LBJack wrote:
Just saw a post here that says, "...be aware that PS is not supported on Windows 7. Some people have got it going though," as well as other posts about CS4 doing odd things in Win7.
Just got a new i7-950/9GB/GTX-285 machine and Windows 7 64-bit Home Premium. I'm eager to upgrade my old CS2 to CS4. Should I expect issues when I install CS4 64-bit in Win7? Should I wait for a later build?
Many thanks!
This is a matter of terminology.
Saying "Not supported by Adobe" means they have not added it to the system requirements. (Not surprising since when CS4 was tested, Windows 7 was not available in its released form.)
It is obvious if you read a bit in this forum that lots of people are running different versions of Photoshop under Win7 without any problems.

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