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Posted: Wed May 2nd, 2012 15:20

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Ralph G Speer

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They are the great. I like Vivenza the best - workes wounders for sectionl changers.

Had them from the first day they became available.

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Posted: Wed May 2nd, 2012 23:28

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Robert wrote:
TomOC wrote:
Robert-

Tom, I have it, it's the top item in my screenshot in post 1, highlighted.

I am re-configuring my Macs. It's all topsy turvy at the moment, I want to get the software all re arranged, once I have done that I will install them and have a look what I have.! I have one copy of Ps on my oldest Mac mini, I need to move it to the newest one and stuff like that.

Oh duh... I see it now. That is a major app and all the others take a single feature and put that feature on steroids, but there is plenty more in CEP - wait till you play with Pro Contrast !!!

You have some fun days of experimenting ahead of you!!!

Cheers,

Tom

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Posted: Thu May 3rd, 2012 02:26

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My next task is to install Cs5 on my Mac mini i7, which has no CD/DVD drive...

My first idea is to use the MBP as a remote drive... Never done this before, another possibility would be to load a disk image of CS5 onto a thumb drive.

Later...

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Posted: Thu May 10th, 2012 23:51

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I love SilverEfex. It's like going back 35 years and shooting with Tri-X.

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Posted: Sat May 12th, 2012 09:44

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Robert wrote:
My next task is to install Cs5 on my Mac mini i7, which has no CD/DVD drive...

My first idea is to use the MBP as a remote drive... Never done this before

Later...

Make sure both devices are connected to the same network

On the MBP
launch system preferences
click sharing
turn ON dvd/cd sharing

On the Mini
Click Finder
In the sidebar click the remote disk
I think you then click connect or request to share...

On the MBP
Grant permission to use the remote disc

On the Mini
Use the remote disc as though it were a normal dvd/cd

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