PSE8 and PSE9 organizers use same catalog system?

Am currently using PSE8 on two systems but need to set it up on a third. Am considering whether to buy an add'l PSE8 license or a PSE9, but all of my images are stored on an external hard drive and are sometimes moved from computer to computer or shared over a network. Are PSE8 and PSE9's organizers' databases compatible with each other? In other words, can I access the same catalog (without conversions) from a system running PSE8 or PSE9? Thanks.

The short anser is No. The PSE8 catalog has to be converted to a PSE9 catalog.

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