Will Photoshop CS (plain old CS) run on a 10.4.3 upgrade?

Will my old version of Photoshop CS run if I upgrade to 10.4.3? Will Final Cut Express 1.0.1 run?

Hi Tim;
It ran for me on my G4. I upgraded to Tiger first and then I upgraded to PH CS2 later. So there was a two month period where I was using PH CS on Tiger.
I have to say that I really noticed a performance improvement when I upgraded to PH CS2. The newer version of Photoshop just runs so much better on Tiger. I have read that it because Adobe has given the memory management over to Tiger instead of doing it themselves. Whatever the reason if you can find some way to upgrade you will like it.
Allan

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