Moving from DPS Pro to DPS Enterprise

Please someone remind me how to do this.
The company has been using a DPS Pro account for a year but has now acquired an Enterprise account. The Pro account has now expired and so limitations to downloads fulfilment for the apps we published with it will start to kick in shortly. How do I ensure continuity for users who have our apps installed in such a way that they don't lose their free and retail folio downloads? I assume I need to re-publish the folios using appropriate app-specific sign-ins provisioned in the Enterprise account but will I need to rebuild those apps as well?
Ali

When you get your Account upgraded, ensure that you inform Order management that you need the same account upgraded (Give them your master account id). If that is done, it will not affect any folios and will continue to work as it was working earlier.

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/Home/Library/Application Support/iCal (copy the whole folder)
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Hey guys
I've been using priemere pro now for a little while, and I'm eager to really start developing my skills.
I know very little about after effcts and what it does, so I was just wondering if someone could explain to me the differences betweeen PR and AE, and what are the benifits to getting to know AE?
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After Effects and Premiere are two completely different products. I can't even begin to list the differences because they are so many.
On a technical level, I will adapt something I heard Rick Gerard say once:
Premiere and other NLE's (Non Linear Editors) are specifically designed to playback a video stream. If you stack enough layers or effects on the video they will have to render a new video stream based on pixel based calculations for every pixel in the stack. This rendering, especially for HD sources or for complex plug-ins, will take quite a bit of time. However, for cutting together a bunch of video into a story, they excel.
After Effects (and other compositing programs) -- are all pixel based image processing applications that act very much like Photoshop. They calculate the values of every pixel in every frame, come up with a new pixel, and then play those pixels back as a video stream. More importantly, AE and all the other pixel based compositing apps, always work internally with completely uncompressed pixel data. NLE's rely on codecs and in some cases, hardware, to playback the video.
It's an entirely different way of working with moving images.
Premiere is for putting shots together to tell a story. After Effects is about creating shots that can be used to tell a story.
AE is for compositing, visual effects, and motion graphics. There is some overlap, but they are very different tools for very different jobs. You could cut together a scene in After Effects and you could hammer in a nail with a screwdriver, but neither are the recommended tool.
Go to Vimeo or YouTube and look at some demo reels by motion graphics artists and compositors; that is what After Effects is for.
If you want to join us in this wonderful world of AE, COME ON IN! But please start here: http://adobe.ly/AE_basics
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Hints in moving from XP Pro - 64-bit Win7?

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1. Copy [OLD]c:\BinWin32\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 to [NEW] InstallDir so that any old settings saved here are picked up
What is this folder?
2. Copy [OLD]c:\Lightroom Library (where my catalogs and previews are) to [NEW]d:\Lightroom Library
OK
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     to
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4. Copy Camera RAW Cache and Profiles from folder [OLD] c:\Documents and Settings\[my username]\Application Data\Adobe\Camera Raw
   to
   [NEW] ??
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Hi Renny,
I work for MEI, Adobe's top reseller for the DPS product. We're working with a number of customers moving from Pro to Enterrpise and I'd be happy to help you as well. We also have some value-add products and services to help you make the most out of the DPS Enterprise platform like our recently announced MEI Portico solution.
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Hi !
I am trying to move from Oracle 10g R2 10.2.0.1 Standard Edition to Oracle 10g R2 10.2.0.1 Enterprise Edition.
Platform is MS Windows XP PRO SP2
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http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14238/intro.htm#sthref10
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Am I wrong ? Why information in view v$version does not update after this ?
Regards,
Phil
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Doc ID: Note:117048.1"
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In your case it should be enough to apply 10.2.0.3 patchset to show it properly.
~ Madrid

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I'm moving from windows notebook to MacBook Pro. When teaching I use a USB quality pointer device and want to know it the MacBook works with it

Greetings,
After using only Windows computers at work and home our company leadership now allows us to purchase Mac Pro Books if we desire. I am VERY excited!!!
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