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Good morning,
my old photoshop 5.0 does not work with Windows 10.
Where can I find the link for the update?
How much cost?
Thank you
Do you really mean Photoshop 5.0 or Photoshop CS5?
The only way to get the latest Photoshop CC is by subscription.
You can subscribe to Photoshop as a standalone application, as part of the Photography plan along with Lightroom (which is very good value and is cheaper than Photoshop on its own) or as part of the full Creative Cloud package.
Prices vary by country so follow the link here and look for "Choose a Plan":
Adobe: Creative, marketing and document management solutions
Dave
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Do you really mean Photoshop 5.0 or Photoshop CS5?
The only way to get the latest Photoshop CC is by subscription.
You can subscribe to Photoshop as a standalone application, as part of the Photography plan along with Lightroom (which is very good value and is cheaper than Photoshop on its own) or as part of the full Creative Cloud package.
Prices vary by country so follow the link here and look for "Choose a Plan":
Adobe: Creative, marketing and document management solutions
Dave
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yes, really photosphop 5.0.
Thank you.
Pietro
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Great idea to copy a previously installed instance (which I'd backed up 12 years ago !) So I now have PS v5.02 running on Win10.
Any idea how to get around the Help system issue which i realise is a Win10 problem.
Dave
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If you actually want to try and install ps 5 on a 64 bit windows use the InstallShield 3 shortcut method described on this page.
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Unfortunately, Microsoft doesn't support the WinHlp32.exe on windows 10 as explained here:
However, there are ways to get it working on windows 10 like shown here:
https://www.trishtech.com/2015/12/how-to-open-hlp-winhelp-files-in-windows-10/
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Thanks but trishtech's way is loooooooooooong.
Found this instead...
To enable Winhlp to work in Windows 10, follow these simple instructions.
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So, install software from an unknown link? I don't think so.
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If your using photoshop 5 from 1998 and a win 10 x64 bit system, you could try just copying the photoshop 5 program folder over from your old computer to C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe
The ps 5 installer runs on a 32 bit win, but not on a 64 bit win because the installer is 16 bit and win 64 doesn't support 16 bit programs/installers.
You'll have to make an Adobe folder if you don't have one there.
Anyway, i did that a few weeks ago when someone was asking questions about their photoshop 5 on a win 10 system.
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Thank you
Pietro
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R_Kelly I'm impressed you got Photoshop 5.0 to run ..
Pietro - be aware if you do this you may have problems seeing larger disk drives. Back in those days 1TB + disks were almost unheard of
Dave
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That's a good point about the drive size.
I was kinda surprised as well that it ran on win 10 without any complaints.
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Chris Cox explained that early versions of Ps could deal with 1 TB or more, but Windows could not.
"Actually, the problem was an overflow in a number returned by the OS.
There was no way for Photoshop to get the full number, even though it could deal with the increased disk size.
The limit was 1TB exactly.
In Photoshop CS, we found other APIs to work around the limit."
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I am impressed people still using PS 5.0.. But again if it does the job!
Chana
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You can get, with the Photographer plan, the latest version of Photoshop (CC2018) plus Lightroom and the updates as they become available for around $10 a month.