Photoshop CS2 Register Pop up keeps comming up

I have Vista Ultimate installed on an Acer 5680, along with Photoshop CS2 and
the PS registration pop up keeps opening every time I start up PS. It is a
legal copy and activated. I registered it 4 times. Still the same thing.
Office 2003 did the same thing with the software agreement pop up but a found
a registry fix on this sites data base. Does anyone know to to fix this in
PS?

Right-click on the Photoshop CS2 entry under All Programs and select Run as
Administrator. Go through the registration again. Close Photoshop. Open
it again normally and check that the registration box doesn't appear again.
HTH.

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"Mark McGillveray" <Mark McGillveray@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:CE74D233-CEC6-4305-A58F-D7DBFB02EA87@microsoft.com...
>I have Vista Ultimate installed on an Acer 5680, along with Photoshop CS2
>and
> the PS registration pop up keeps opening every time I start up PS. It is
> a
> legal copy and activated. I registered it 4 times. Still the same thing.
> Office 2003 did the same thing with the software agreement pop up but a
> found
> a registry fix on this sites data base. Does anyone know to to fix this in
> PS?

Thanks very much as this fixed the problem
Thanks again
Mark

PS learning curve again. When will it stop!

[camcen]

This is my first day in your forum and it helped me tremendously so I felt I really needed to join. I googled the CS2 register problem that I have been having and found you. I had phoned Adobe support some time ago, probably November, and was told that since a new version of Adobe was now available, I had to pay them about $37.00 US (can't remember the exact figure) by credit card before she would help me with my problem. I have been a used of PS since version 2.5 (before layers) and have upgraded up to CS then purchased a full version of CS2 so that I could use it on more than the allowed 2 computers. I have never pirated their sw and felt that this fee was unreasonable. Anyway, thank you again for the help. Hopefully some day I will be able to offer someone some help in return. I'll be watching as regularly as time allows. Bob

Hi, camcen.

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"camcen" <camcen.33g5sd@no-mx.forums.vistaheads.com> wrote in message
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>
> This is my first day in your forum and it helped me tremendously so I
> felt I really needed to join. I googled the CS2 register problem that I
> have been having and found you. I had phoned Adobe support some time
> ago, probably November, and was told that since a new version of Adobe
> was now available, I had to pay them about $37.00 US (can't remember the
> exact figure) by credit card before she would help me with my problem.
> I have been a used of PS since version 2.5 (before layers) and have
> upgraded up to CS then purchased a full version of CS2 so that I could
> use it on more than the allowed 2 computers. I have never pirated their
> sw and felt that this fee was unreasonable. Anyway, thank you again for
> the help. Hopefully some day I will be able to offer someone some help
> in return. I'll be watching as regularly as time allows. Bob
>
>
> --
> camcen
> Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com