Adobe Photoshop

Hi all,

I got photoshop and was told on another forum that I needed to download adobe camera raw, for photoshop to accept raws. Taking raw pics is apparently better, rather than jpegs, as they are apparently better for post processing. I attempted to download adobe camera raw from the adobe site. This was okay, it was in the form of a zip file. I saved it to my memory stick to transfer to the laptop when I attempted to open it last night from the stick it flashed up - "Please insert the last disk of the multi-volume set and click ok to continue" . Does anyone know what is going on?

Neill

Hi all,

I got photoshop and was told on another forum that I needed to download adobe camera raw, for photoshop to accept raws. Taking raw pics is apparently better, rather than jpegs, as they are apparently better for post processing. I attempted to download adobe camera raw from the adobe site. This was okay, it was in the form of a zip file. I saved it to my memory stick to transfer to the laptop when I attempted to open it last night from the stick it flashed up - "Please insert the last disk of the multi-volume set and click ok to continue" . Does anyone know what is going on?

Neill

It looks to me like it wants you to stick in your Photoshop CD to proove that you really own a legitimate copy of photoshop. Pretty normal thing for comercial software to do.

If this happened when you were trying to open the ZIP file then you haven't downloaded everything yet. A multivolume Zip is sometimes used to split a Zip into smaller chunks to fit onto say floppys. When you open the first Zip it will prompt you for the last Zip in the set.
My advice - go back and see if there are more ZIPs to download.

Damn! I just bought Adobe photoshop Elements 4. does that mean I bought the wrong thing :evil: It was all I could find and the salesman said it was the most recent and full prog :roll:
Bill.

Damn! I just bought Adobe photoshop Elements 4. does that mean I bought the wrong thing :evil: It was all I could find and the salesman said it was the most recent and full prog :roll:
Bill.

I'm pretty sure the sales man gave you terribly bad advice. From my admitedly limmited experience with Elements I don't think it's at all useful for Astronomy.

bloody PC World :evil:
Bill.