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Hallo,
ich bekomme nach der Installation von InDesign CS2 folgende Meldung, wenn ich InDesign CS2 starten will:
"Es fehlen für AdobeInDesign erforderliche Systemschriftarten oder Cmap-Dateien. Installieren Sie InDesign erneut"
Was tun?
Correct – CS2 was never free, nor authorized for use without a valid license... Here is an article from that time:
Adobe: Rumored Free Download of CS2 Software Isn't Actually Free
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What operating system are you trying to install on? InDesign CS2 is about 15 years old and its activation servers were shut down about 8 years ago. You will not be able to install it on any current operating system.
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I am using windows 10 in the 64 bit Version.
But what has it to do with the missing fonts?
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Uwe Rüding
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Hi there,
Thanks for reaching out. Bill is absolutely correct. I am afraid Adobe InDesign CS2 was never designed or tested for Windows 10 OS. We'd request upgrading your Adobe InDesign app for better performance and stability.
Regards,
Ashutosh
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Kind regardsUwe Rüding
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That's not an Adobe site and CS2 wasn't even compatible with Windows 7! It's an illegal download.
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chip.de is a well-known computer magazine in Germany with a good reputation. I cannot imagine, that they offer illegal downloads. But I asked them already and we will see what they answer me.
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>> is a well-known computer magazine in Germany
It not mean that you're used it IDCS2 as legal user. Sad, but true: if you not buy it early — you not allowed juridically to install and work whith program.
Here analogue thread here - https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop/photoshop-cs2-for-free/td-p/8891078?page=1
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Correct – CS2 was never free, nor authorized for use without a valid license... Here is an article from that time:
Adobe: Rumored Free Download of CS2 Software Isn't Actually Free