Re: Upgrading Lightroom

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Roy,

Yes. BUT the old drive is crashed and it seems there are no versions of LR5 available for download any longer. She’d just bought a download key a few months back from MicroCenter then downloaded it from the Adobe site, installed it and was happy a pig in a poke until the crash.

Now LR5 isn’t available for download from Adobe and she’d like not to rebuy it as her version is just a few months old.

It’s just really bad timing…the computer crashed just after LR was upgraded.

I’m not clear how often she backed up her LR CATALOG (she backs up her photos regularly). Once I know that I can guide her on whether searching for an old issue of LR5 is even worth the trouble.

Frankly, I think she should upgrade but it’s not my money.

You guys and gals have been crazy helpful on this and I appreciate it muchly.

Lea

your kids . my camera . we'll click
www.leamurphy.com





On May 6, 2015, at 11:30 AM, Christopher Strevens <Christopher.Strevens@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Nightmare. I took a utube video out of my south window and thought I saw an Hbomb burn for Five minutes.

You should be able to findt it. Christopher Strevens on utube.


We've been nuked and Sussex burned

I hope not.

Sent from my Windows Phone

From: Pini Vollach
Sent: ‎06/‎05/‎2015 06:10
To: PhotoForum educational network
Subject: Re: Upgrading Lightroom

Converting the catalo g to CC is not reversible but LR5 did backups so she can use the last backup to begin working with the LR5

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On 6 במאי 2015, at 03:07, Lea Murphy <lea@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Help needed.

I have a tutoring client.

Her computer crashed.

She bought a new one.

She was using a five-month-old, stand-alone version of LR5 via download from Adobe.

Her tech support guy wanted to get her up and running in LR, was having trouble finding a download of LR5 so downloaded the trial version of LRCC.

He then opened her LR5 catalog in LRCC which updated it to the CC version.

Assuming she can find an old version of LR5 to download to her new computer will she be able to get her catalog to open in it or is she now stuck using LRCC?

She’d prefer to stay in LR5 because it’s new, paid for and she’d prefer not to have the ongoing expense of the subscription plan.

Thanks for your expertise.

Lea





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