Is there an upgrade to Photoshop Elements 5.0 for use with Windows 8?

Is there an upgraded to Photoshop Elements 5.0 for use with Windows 8?

yes, photoshop elements 11 should be compatible with win 8 and there is an upgrade path here: http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop-elements.html
(compatibility info: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/compatibility/en-US/CompatCenter/ProductViewerWithD efaultFilters?Architecture=X64&CurrentPage=0&TotalPages=-1&ShowCriteria=10%20Results%20Per %20Page&SortCriteria=Relevance&IsSearchWithinFilterAvailable=False&FilterByCompatibility=A LL&TextSearch=Photoshop&AbsolutePage=-1&LastRequested=13&LastSearchTerm=Photoshop )

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Hi,
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http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=3569
Since you posted in the forum for beginners help with the full version of photoshop, you might post over on the photoshop elements forum:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/photoshop_elements

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Here is the log for the error message:
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Photoshop element 10 and 11 work with windows 8?

Does photoshop element 10 & 11 work with windows 8?

I have both pse 10 and pse 11 installed on windows 8 x64 and they both seem to work fine.

Open multiple PDFs in Photoshop at specific size for use with Actions

I am having a bit of a roadblock with batch Automate in Photoshop. I'd like to open multiple PDFs at 630p x 630p, 72 dpi in greyscale. I have 2000 files to do this on. If files are already open, the rest of my action works, does a few things, then saves for web as PNG. It is just the open which is not working. It tries to give all files the same filename. Taking the filename out of the Action is not an option. Scan of msg boards say that this feature stopped working around CS3. Any ideas? Much appreciated.

Open opens images the same size and resolution they are saved. If you want the images to be a particular size you need to do that in the action.
If you download my crafting actions package. You will find the there are over a dozen scripts I wrote to be used with in action. One is a plugin script that would be particularly helpful to you to do the resize you want to do. The first three steps would be Step 1 menu File>Automate>AspectRatioSelection.... You would set in a 1 to 1 Aspect ratio. Centered, rectangle. replace, selection and 0 feather. In its dialog. Those settings will be recorded into the Actions step. Step 2 menu Image Crop. that will make you image square. Step 3 menu File>Automate>Fit Image... In the Fit image dialog you would set 630 in the width and height fields. These settings will be recorded into the actions step. When the action is played no dialog will be displayed. The recorded settings will be used.
Crafting Actions Package UPDATED Aug 10, 2014 Added Conditional Action steps to Action Palette Tips.
Contains
Action Actions Palette Tips.txt
Action Creation Guidelines.txt
Action Dealing with Image Size.txt
Action Enhanced via Scripted Photoshop Functions.txt
CraftedActions.atn Sample Action set includes an example Watermarking action
Sample Actions.txt Photoshop CraftedActions set saved as a text file.
More then a dozen Scripts for use in actions
Example
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Is there a preferred Video Camera in the forum for use with FCE?

I am on the hunt for a new HD camcorder in the 800 to 1200 US dollar range. Is there a preferred recording format or anything specific to look for that will help my camera work best with FCE or better yet are there things I should try to avoid?
I am looking for something compact so that I can carry it with me on trips easily, but still give a good quality HD image. Thanks

The main consideration is that AVCHD is a hard drive based format whereas HDV is tape based. The nature of tapes is that they're relatively inexpensive so it's not such a big deal to save your tapes as backups in case you ever need to restore your project from the original footage. For AVCHD on the other hand, you'd need to make a backup by copying the whole file directory to an external drive for safe keeping, and if the drive fails or gets corrupted then you are out of luck.
There are other less important things to keep in mind. AVCHD can reach a maximum resolution of 1920x1080, whereas HDV by comparison reaches its peak at 1440x1080. I've heard some say that AVCHD cameras generally work less well in low lighting conditions, but I personally haven't noticed too much of a difference. Finally, the market seems to generally be moving away from a tape based workflow. Not that AVCHD is exactly the format of the future (and you'll certainly be able to purchase DV tapes for a while to come), but it's something to keep in mind. FCE deals with the two formats differently as well, and it might be wise to skim over both the section in the User Manual about capturing and the one about the "Log and Transfer" process.
As far as bugginess is concerned, I wouldn't say that one format is prone to more problems than the other. As long as you read up on the capture or ingest process before attempting anything you should be fine.
Finally, keep in mind the fact that FCE transcodes both HDV and AVCHD into the Apple Intermediate Codec upon capture or ingest. AIC usually runs at about 41-50GB per hour, so you'll want to make sure that you have a fast external firewire drive to use as a scratch disk when editing to store your media.
Sasha

Is there a universal way to configure time capsule for use with magic jack plus?

I've got the magic jack plus connected to my time capsule. Works most of the time, but lately it's been dropping calls or I'll get error messages stating to check the internet connection. Most say its related to the router settings.

Note I do not own magic jack but it looks like a standard ATA voip adapter.
How is the TC setup in the network? ie is it bridged or main router.. Is there another router?
Being a non-apple product you will do better sticking with SMB compliant network names.. ie short no special characters no spaces.. Apple by default break these rules.
Also you may have port forwarding issues.. apple do not use upnp most windows and non-apple products will expect and so you might have to open the required ports not just for sip but the actual call RDP packets.
Even if you do open ports apple routers often break port forwarding. You might find it is easier to use a modem router or alternative standard router and bridge the TC.
Look at posts that deal with issues which will be common with airport extreme.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3662236?start=0&tstart=0
I would say it is not working because you have not forwarded the required ports.. or it just doesn't like Apple routers.. plugged into the Mac, the networking is handled by the Mac.. and is able to auto open ports.. non-apple products cannot generally do that.

Upgraded my mac to yosemite, currently have photoshop elements 12, it wont work with yosemite. is there a free upgrade to make 12 work with yosemite version 10.10

recently upgraded to mac OS10 yosemite version 10.10
my photoshop elements 12 is not working with this os
is there an upgrade so elements 12 will work?

Photoshop elements 12 should work on mac os x 10.10
Have you updated to 10.10.1
Also, if you upgraded with pse 12 already installed, it's a must that you do the steps shown on the following page:
http://barbarabrundage.com/2014/10/17/a-reminder-for-mac-folks-upgrading-to-yosemite/
Also, see this:
http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/photoshop-elements-hangs-in-yosemite

How do I upgrade from Photoshop Elements 11 to PSE 12 (student edition)

How do I upgrade from Photoshop Elements 11 to PSE 12 (student edition)

I believe you just need to purchase the upgrade. I don't think there is any additional discount with upgrade pricing, meaning you don't also get a student version discount with an already discounted upgrade purchase. As far as versions go, there is no difference between a regular and a student version... the difference is in the licensing.

Upgraded from Photoshop elements 7 to photoshop elements 12.

I recently upgraded from photoshop elements 7 to photoshop elements 12. I tried to restore the backup from elements 7 to the new version, using the restore catalogue option. It found all the photos, but the album info was not restored. Could you advise what I did wrong or an alternive solution?

Hi,
Are there no albums in the left panel of Elements Organizer 12? Please try expanding "Local Albums" panel on the left.
Thanks
Andaleeb

Mess caused by upgrading to Photoshop Elements 13

I have just upgraded from Photoshop Elements 12 to Photoshop Elements 13 via download. I am not impressed. First I had to or was directed to use a download manager of Japanese name! With 50Mb cable broadband I don't need this, but the alternative seemed to have 2 files. So I went with the provided download manager. But this has put a folder on the Desktop - bit messy in my opinion. Fortunately after download it is not needed to run 13. (But why didn't the installation delete or make it clearer that you could put it else where??). I now have Photoshop Elements 13 installed and it runs fine. BUT I also have Photoshop Elements 12 which also runs. There is not point in having 2 versions on this PC. But when I look in the Control Panel un-install route I can only see Elements 13. I can't find or see Photoshop Elements 12 listed, but this older version is present and I can find all its folders on the C directory program files area!! So how can I easily and cleanly remove Photoshop Elements 13?

Thanks Angryuk. I have sent an Email to the CEO. Here is what I sent. It might encourage other Adobe users to push for better and more professional support even if the app PSE12 is only one behind!!!
Dear Sir
I was a regular home user of Photoshop Elements 12(PSE12) having purchased it by upgrade on
7 Oct 2013 (S/No: 1057-1302-7331-8029-4210-6039). Then when I was powering up this application it said that Photoshop Elements 13 (PSE13) was available for upgrade on special offer by download. So I purchased PSE13 on 13 Oct, 2014 (S/No: 1057-1314-3452-2773-6251-9919)
I realise that most software suppliers will not support old versions so on important packages such as PSE I always upgrade so that I am on the latest version. (Also means I am a faithful customer of Adobe). Most software companies will support the last issued version even though they have just upgraded. They will eventually pull the plug but not for a short period following an upgrade/re-issue of software! (But Adobe doesn’t appear to follow this convention from my Help Web CHAT calls as you will see).
When I installed PSE13, I finished up with both PSE12 & PSE13 on my PC, both fully working. However I couldn’t see the point in having both on my PC. After if you only support PSE13 better to be on that. If there are any bugs in the new software, I will trust that a company of Adobe reputation will issue fixes in due course.
So I went to un-install PSE12 via the correct Windows Control Panel and un-install provided to un-install software cleanly. But only PSE13 appeared but no PSE12, even though it is a fully running application. So I used your Adobe Web Chat connection as I do have an Adobe account. The first Chat was as follows: (Your case number: 0185994907);Chat start time: Oct 13, 2014 7:55:56 AM; EST; Chat end time: Oct 13, 2014 8:46:33 AM EST; Duration (actual chatting time): 00:50:37; Operator: Rashmi. Brief details of the call: Rashmi: In that case we need to uninstall it manually ,
Graham Marriott: Do you not have a manual un-install program that I can download. Many software companies have a program you can run to remove and clean off their programs!!
Rashmi: No we do not have any program Rashmi: http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/kb/manually-remove-photoshop-elements-12.html (Tech note to manually remove PSE12). I tried this but I cannot delete the PSE12 folder because it says in that it is use. But I have stopped all Adobe services. So used Web Chat for second time.
Chat start time: Oct 13, 2014 9:12:10 AM EST; Chat end time: Oct 13, 2014 10:41:06 AM EST
Duration (actual chatting time): 01:28:55; Operator: Honey Razdan. Brief overview is that Honey took control of my PC (Honey Razdan: Please visit my virtual room at: so that I can check your computer to uninstall PSE 12. But she couldn’t un-install PSE12 and it was taking ages for to delete even one folder! The connection became broke to this chat.
So I tried again: Chat start time: Oct 13, 2014 11:06:07 AM EST; Chat end time: Oct 13, 2014 11:25:25 AM EST; Duration (actual chatting time): 00:19:17; Operator: Aditya Jha; Aditya Jha : But I can help you only with Elements 13 products; Aditya Jha : We do have people on forums to help you.
So I spent a whole afternoon (3.5 hours on chat itself) to try and solve this problem. The message I get from Adobe is that you do not support PSE12 but only PSE13 which you have only just issued. Rather than provide a professional support on a just upgraded version you pass the responsibility to the Adobe Forum to try and help me solve the problem. It is true that most Forums are brilliant with many fine engineers. But I feel a company like Adobe should provide good technical support and I don’t feel that is what I am receiving. Your graphic products in comparison to other similar products are expensive. Although I recognise that they are high quality and functionality. But this whole experience has left me somewhat disillusioned with Adobe. I feel that I will never be able to delete PSE12 even though I am ex IT engineer and quite capable of administrating a PC. I look forward to a reply from Adobe that will restore my confidence not just in your products but in the service you provide.
Yours Truly
Graham Marriott

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