I need to transfer CS2 from an old machine to a new one (this is the
second activation, so I must de-activate first[1]). Do I have to
de-activate in each CS2 application, or can I just de-activate in one of
them?

Thank you for any you can give with this (I did Google, but Adobe's
site is not clear on this... and most of the documentation now relates
to CS3).

Justin.

[1] It's on my MacPro at work, my MacBookPro at home, and I want to put
it on my new home iMac instead of the lappy.
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Justin C, by the sea.

Justin C <justin.0803@purestblue.com> wrote:

> I need to transfer CS2 from an old machine to a new one (this is the
> second activation, so I must de-activate first[1]). Do I have to
> de-activate in each CS2 application, or can I just de-activate in one of
> them?
>
> Thank you for any you can give with this (I did Google, but Adobe's
> site is not clear on this... and most of the documentation now relates
> to CS3).
>
> Justin.
>
> [1] It's on my MacPro at work, my MacBookPro at home, and I want to put
> it on my new home iMac instead of the lappy.

Just deactivate one application.


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On 2008-03-18, Johan W. Elzenga <nomail@please.invalid> wrote:
> Justin C <justin.0803@purestblue.com> wrote:
>
>> I need to transfer CS2 from an old machine to a new one (this is the
>> second activation, so I must de-activate first[1]). Do I have to
>> de-activate in each CS2 application, or can I just de-activate in one of
>> them?
>>
>> Thank you for any you can give with this (I did Google, but Adobe's
>> site is not clear on this... and most of the documentation now relates
>> to CS3).
>>
>> Justin.
>>
>> [1] It's on my MacPro at work, my MacBookPro at home, and I want to put
>> it on my new home iMac instead of the lappy.
>
> Just deactivate one application.

Sorry for the delay in replying, thank you for your answer.

Justin.

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Justin C, by the sea.