These files should also be stored on Adobe's Creative Cloud server which means as long as you are using the same credentials as before, you should be able to migrate them over. This works because the installer will look for any older versions of the software on your machine and knows which necessary files to copy over. Adobe has a useful migration option which will pop up when you install a newer version of the editing program. The good news is that all your creature comforts in Photoshop can be easily restored with a few clicks. A new install of Photoshop can feel like going into your kitchen to make a meal, only to find all the pots and pans have been moved, and those countertop gadgets are nowhere to be seen. All the various presets, third party extras, settings, and preferences you introduce over time can really change how the program looks and feels.

I am always surprised when I do start afresh with Photoshop by how vastly different I have things set up from the original stock install. A spring clean of my computer and a fresh install of the editing program did the trick thankfully. I won't bore you with the details of what happened because I'm not exactly sure who or what is to blame for the catastrophic failure. My version of Photoshop got corrupted recently. To be sure you're installing the correct versions, we suggest checking our compatibility charts, which you can find for Geographic Imager here. Once you have the required versions of Photoshop installed, you will have to re-install Geographic Imager. You can also update your installed versions here by clicking on 'Update available'. If multiple versions of an application are installed, they will be displayed in your 'Installed' list on the 'All Apps' page. You can then select to install one of these versions. Once you've clicked 'Other Versions', a new screen will display with the latest version and previous versions of the product. Once you've found that, click the three dots beside 'Open'.

If you're using Adobe Creative Cloud and would like to use a previous version of Photoshop, there is an easy way to access previous versions.įirst, open your Creative Cloud app, and go to the 'All Apps' tab and find the application you'd like to download a previous version for (Photoshop).

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