Wanted - adobe photoshop

[AdamB]

Well it was a thought. My images are multi-layers, back to the drawing board

not saying it won't - just it might?

If you want, you can send me a file and I'll open it up in both (I haver both installed) and see what happens for you??

[viccar]

I have just elements 7 is you want to send me a file i can see if it opens in layers if you want.

[jennywren]

I have brought a new laptop and also brought the new Photoshop, given it all to my brother who putting it all together for me. So thanks for the offers and suggestions really appreciated it.

[Craig]

If you already have photoshop I am sure there is a way for you to find out your product code within the program files so you would only have needed to get a copy of the program to install.

[RogerC]

If 'elements' will do the trick just look at the digital photography magazines because they occasionally give 'elements' away as a freebie.

[JackB]

If you already have photoshop I am sure there is a way for you to find out your product code within the program files so you would only have needed to get a copy of the program to install.

If you install Belarc advisor: http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html on your computer it tells you the serial of everything installed, plus a load of other very useful info.
Jack

[logobear]

so will elements open .psd layered files?

[Reg]

so will elements open .psd layered files?

Yes no problem

[AdamB]

Yes no problem

Not entirely correct buddy. It depends on the format and if layers have been locked when creating the file in photoshop (not elements).

I have had many files that have been created in photoshop (CS edition) with many layers. When trying to open up that file in elements the layers are all locked. Elements is good but obviously not as powerful so it does not have as much to offer ............ such as handling smart objects etc (all of which can be handled in a CS version).

[viccar]

so will elements open .psd layered files?

opens them and makes them