binary_wolf

When I first launched my copy of Adobe GoLive CS2 v8.0.0, I was prompted to update to v8.0.1. Since SVGViewer did not install, I removed the app from my system and registry and tried a fresh install. This time the AGP folder did not install. The third effort to install was successful. And I was able to update SVGViewer to v3.03; but when I launched GoLive again, I was not prompted to download and install the following updates...

• Adobe Bridge update v1.04
• Photoshop Services Update 3
• Adobe updater v4.0.5

I see that Adobe has abandoned its support for GoLive CS2. Can anyone tell me how I can obtain the above updates?

nate_baldwin

Here's the updates page on adobe.com:
<http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=26&platform=Windows>

....or:
<http://tinyurl.com/3ma6e>

binary_wolf

As I said, apparently Adobe no longer supports GoLive CS2, at least not fully. When you click on download "Adobe GoLive CS2 tryout," version CS3 is offered instead.

I download the update of the the main app (v8.0.1), which is 13.4 MB. My GoLive CS2 CD contains 339 MB of program content.

I thought if I downloaded the full package of the "Adobe GoLive CS2 tryout" that is 235.5 MB (at
<http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx/.3bbf2748/)>, I might be able to update v8.0.0 to v8.0.1 with the later versions of some components: e.g., Bridge (v1.0.0.545 to v1.0.4.6) that I got when I first ran the app.

As I mentioned earlier, SVGViewer failed to load on first attempt to install GoLive CS2; so I uninstalled the software, totally purged the registry of GoLive, and then reinstalled GoLive CS2 successsfully. But this time, the updates I got earlier were not available.

Anybody know where I can obtain the CS2 compatible updates for Adobe Bridge, etc.?

Dr.T (The Binary Wolf)
<http://www.MednetConnection.com>