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Posted by: myphonecarduk
« on: 14. October 2016., 17:40:47 »

Great to see that you have resolved your problem through this forum, this community is excellent and we peoples are solving and discussing about our problems and getting solutions from others, as well as we are able to learn so many things. Stay active and keep learning.  :up:
Posted by: RichardKellyy
« on: 18. April 2016., 17:21:23 »

Thank you all for your advice! The issue has been resolved.
Posted by: LawrenceBell
« on: 17. April 2016., 14:25:03 »

Perhaps you will be useful this online service. I read a lot of good reviews in Google about it. https://onlinefilerepair.com/en/photoshop-repair-online.html
Posted by: LawrenceBell
« on: 17. April 2016., 14:13:46 »

Here is more about recovering Adobe Photoshop documents. Maybe it help you.
https://forums.adobe.com/message/6412766#6412766
Posted by: LawrenceBell
« on: 17. April 2016., 14:08:46 »

I'm not sure what a pref file is...
CS2 is a nightmare and has had problems since it came out.  You probably will still be able to open them.  Just go into photoshop and open it through there, or right click (or ctrl click :) ) and use the open as option.
If this does not solve the problem then you can try to recover files using Recovery Toolbox Photoshop and then try to open them in Photoshop CS2. http://www.oemailrecovery.com/photoshop_recovery.html
Posted by: jheysen
« on: 13. April 2016., 00:01:35 »

Quote from: RichardKellyy on 12. April 2016., 13:49:34
I upgraded to Photoshop CS2 and notice that multiple psd files I had saved previously now appear to be prefs files and will not open? Any suggestions as to how to recover there? 
You just have to go to default types and associations and locate .PSD and tell it to open with Photoshop. Anotherway would be to do a repair in Programs and Characteristics
Posted by: RichardKellyy
« on: 12. April 2016., 13:49:34 »

I upgraded to Photoshop CS2 and notice that multiple psd files I had saved previously now appear to be prefs files and will not open? Any suggestions as to how to recover there? 

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