PortableApps.com Platform and Suite 1.6 have been released.
Portable Adobe Photoshop CS3 MESubmitted by seven-7 on July 5, 2008 - 10:56pm
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PortableApps.com Platform and Suite 1.6 have been released.
Portable Adobe Photoshop CS3 MESubmitted by seven-7 on July 5, 2008 - 10:56pm
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Closed Source
This is a closed source software package and this site doesn't currently support closed source software due to licensing issues
sorry and welcome to PortableApps
P.S. you could try the GIMP portable it is very similar to Photoshop in features
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.
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Adobe photoshop portable
I want adobe photoshop AGAIIIIIIIIIIN PLEAZ
Nope
codink, I am sorry to inform you that it is not possible to make Adobe Photoshop (any version) portable in this site.
As you can see in our Unofficial PortableApps.com FAQ, section "Can you make [name] portable?": An app needs to be OpenSource so we can make it portable. Adobe Photoshop (any version) is not OpenSource.
So please try OpenSource alternative like GIMP Portable, that is OpenSource, already portabilized, and should fulfill most of your Photoshop needs.
Also, please search before posting because Photoshop Portable is a very frequent topic, and it was already stated on other forum topics that it can not be portabilized.
Hope to have helped!
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hi!!!!...can you send me a
hi!!!!...can you send me a portable cs3,..because i really need it in my school,.thanks...!!!
Are all the requesters in
Are all the requesters in this thread 'challenged'? That's the 3rd time someone's asked. The answer hasn't changed! Photoshop is not free, and what you are asking is illegal and will never be addressed by this website.
If by some chance any of you are just asking for a launcher (which I highly doubt), this also will never happen. Photoshop installs too many services and licensing tricks for it to ever be made portable. Use GIMP, as has been suggested many times.
Is realy not portable...
Someone tried to make it portable but some functions were disabled
And this are mainly the Extended versions of CS3
but I don't know if its legal and like the others said said here:
use GIMP - its free, open source and after a while you will see that its similar to CS...
Although legal issues
Although legal issues prohibit us from providing you a portable version of PhotoShop, you might want to send Adobe an email requesting a PortableApps compatible version. Although you most likely get a no as an answer (knowing the tight legal space they operate in) it at least give the folks at Adobe a pointer that an official portable PhotoShop would be greatly appreciated by their (paying) customers.
The biggest hurdle might be (again) the legal issues. A (truly) portable application could easily be copied and used twice, while the companies much rather have people shelling out another xxx bucks for a license. Also it might be a bit too easy to actually have illegal copies go wander around by non paying customers. This would, as you can imagine, surely kill their business model. One possible solution they (the company) could try is having an 'installed' copy linked to the USB ID that each USB drive has, although I must admit there are Flash Drives around where you can CHANGE this ID by special software.
Altogether there are many problems for proprietary software to make truely portable software of their products without making it too easy for people to start copying their products for free.
Microsoft will make something resembling portable software but their product would be as tightly nested in the host PC as Explorer is into Windows.
So while it's a pity some applications are not available as portable software there is a very good reason behind it, because without paying customers there would be no product at all.
Thus the seemingly unfair battle between Open and closed source software continues.
it is illegal....
however, if someone were to make a launcher for this, that would not be illegal and it would allow for general portability. and i must ask if someone makes a launcher for CS3, if they could please make a launcher for CS2 as well
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sorry
sorry but if you had actually read this thread (and any of the many many more of exactly the same thing) you would know that a launcher is impossible cause of all the .DLL's and services that are required to get adobe CS3 (or CS2) to work what i want to know is why this thread has gone through 3 reincarnations on this thread alone and a quick search comes up with 2 pages worth come on guys this is ridiculous
OK i feel better now after my rant
sergentsiler in short launcher not possible sorry
well... it's not impossible
well... it's not impossible at all. i could do it (but i won't). there are ways in nsis to create/remove/start/stop services and the dlls can easily be moved around if needed. i guess i really didn't have to add this comment but for some reason i feel the need to correct people's little mistakes
Portable means install /
Portable means install / uninstall without a reboot. You sure you can do that with any Adobe product and keep licensing intact? I'm not so sure on that point....
Warez
There are portable versions availible on several places but they're all illegal.
You'll never find it here as it'll never be open source.
Maybe this will help you in the right (or wrong, henche illegal) direction: http://www.google.com/search?q=photoshop+cs3+portable
I like to add a general note
I like to add a general note concerning Launchers for closed source and commercial applications. After pondering it for a while I think PortableApps.com should not promote, post, link to, or endorse Launchers to make commercial applications 'portable'.
You see, having a launcher to portabilise a closed source commercial application might circumvent any structures in place that prevent users from copying, using on multiple computers, making the license portable, and so on.
A well done Portable Launcher might be perceived as nothing more than an ordinary 'crack'. Lisences of commercial software are clear enough that people know they may only install the software on only one (or maybe 2 in some cases) PC's, so it would be against the license to have these applications 'portable'.
This is besides all technical impossibilities of making some applications 'portable'.
Thanks.
I see where you are going
I see where you are going with this and i have to agree. I know that Dragon Naturaly Speaking 9 Professional states that it is one liscense for only one computer. any violation of this voids the EULA.
Take a look at Pystar and what they did to have MacOSX run on their machines and the trouble it is getting them into. I hope Apple Wins on a legal side note.
good
very good
To all
To everyone saying GIMP is similar as Photoshop in features you need to revise your statements. Although GIMP can produce the same quality professional work as Adobe Photoshop they are nothing alike so please stop telling people that they are very similar because you may be giving them non-realistic expectations which in turn would actually turn them away from using GIMP.
On a side note I prefer GIMP over Photoshop because I think it's easier to use. For those who are using Photoshop (most likely illegally) please consider using GIMP, the more you use it the more accustomed to it's features you'll get, the more legal your professional work will be.
Benefits to using it include you'll never be restricted by your operating system since GIMP is offered for all operating systems.
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thanks
thanks a lot
GIMP alternative
I've used a portable version (NOT necessarily conformed to Portable Apps, just portable) of the Artweaver ( http://www.artweaver.de/index.php?en_version ), which has a VERY "Photoshop-like" interface.
The portable version can be downloaded from
http://www.artweaver.de/index.php?downloads_en
Grab the one titled "Portable-Artweaver.ZIP"
While the portable package is freeware rather than Open Source, I dropped it into my Portable Apps interface and it works fine.