Will you still be able to install 3rd party actions/presets into PS CC?

Will you still be able to install 3rd party actions/presets into PS CC? Will the installation be the same method, or will there be something different we will have to do?

CC is a marketing/ licensing model, not a technical change. Yes, actions, presets and al lthe otehr stuff will be installable just like in the past locally, but these options will be expanded by the new online sharing and configuration sync features.
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also
User>lib>applicationsupport>adobe>CS4>presets
Thanks a bunch.

CS4 seems to prefer to install User-created Actions, Styles etc., in:
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I don't know if the reason for doing this is so that we don't lose our personal Actions etc. if the Application itself is un-installed but it might be.
If you are the only User of Photoshop on your machine you might choose to put your own saved Actions and Styles in the equivalent folder in your Application/Photoshop folder as we did in earlier versions but it does seem that Photoshop can find them in either location but looks first in the User location by default; but subsequently goes to the last location to which you navigated.
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When i update will i still be able to use the Pitstop Pro, reluctant to do so without knowing, thank you

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You can find the actual PitStop system requirements here.
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seattle mac girl wrote:
i was told by employee at the apple store i need to install snow leopard to take advantage of the cloud and sync my itunes to my iphone 4s. mainly use my laptop for design work using illustrator CS2 and cant afford to have it not work properly if i upgrade to snow leopard.
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Also new printers/scanners etc.
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If I install VM Fusion or Parallels, does Windows run all the time? How does that affect computer performance? and how much do I need to worry about hard drive corruption?
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Xserve (Early 2009)
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Mac mini (Early 2009 or newer)
Mac Pro (Early 2008 or newer)

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