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Highlight the disk before installation and &nbsp;try going to File&gt;Get Info&gt;Ownerships&amp; permissions&gt;Details&gt;all the way at the bottom there should be a button that will say &quot;Ignore permissions on this disk&quot; close the Info window then try the install.<br />
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if that doesn't work I would try the Adobe forum!<br />
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Happy computing!
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Highlight the disk before installation and  try going to File>Get Info>Ownerships& permissions>Details>all the way at the bottom there should be a button that will say "Ignore permissions on this disk" close the Info window then try the install.

if that doesn't work I would try the Adobe forum!

Happy computing!

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Thanks for the input but I got the answer via Adobe. Crazy thing I had to delete the adobe printer under printers. Once deleted it the install when fine.
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Thanks for the input but I got the answer via Adobe. Crazy thing I had to delete the adobe printer under printers. Once deleted it the install when fine.

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Hey there working on a Mac non Intel running Mac 10 OS ver 10.3.9 trying to install Adobe CS 2 for Mac. When running the install I get an error message to close all adobe apps. I have closed all apps, delete all adobe apps on the mac, reboot in safe mode and tried the install but getting the same message. Ran install under admin and create a new acct but still getting that same message to close all adobe apps. Anyone have any ideas??? please help
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Hey there working on a Mac non Intel running Mac 10 OS ver 10.3.9 trying to install Adobe CS 2 for Mac. When running the install I get an error message to close all adobe apps. I have closed all apps, delete all adobe apps on the mac, reboot in safe mode and tried the install but getting the same message. Ran install under admin and create a new acct but still getting that same message to close all adobe apps. Anyone have any ideas??? please help

Adobe CS 2 not installing on Mac os 10 HELP

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