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compatablility issue with PhotoShop 7

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Mystic - 31 Aug 2003 10:51 GMT
I just started working in PhotoShop 7 (better late then
never) and after about 5 min of playing around my system
shuts off.  My screen goes black and the processor seams
to stop responding.  Now I though I may have a
virus/trojan/worm, however I have the latest Def's and
have run the removal tools for the last 3 nasties that
have just been released, SobigF, Welchia, Blaster  and my
scans return nothing.

Has anyone else experienced this situation and how do I
fix it.
Chris Lanier - 31 Aug 2003 19:11 GMT
If it only happens using PhotoShop try reinstalling it, or contact Adobe for
more support.

> I just started working in PhotoShop 7 (better late then
> never) and after about 5 min of playing around my system
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> Has anyone else experienced this situation and how do I
> fix it.
Jake - 31 Aug 2003 19:27 GMT
>-----Original Message-----
>I just started working in PhotoShop 7 (better late then
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>.
>The "worm" is very likely still in your system.  It
mutates within the system environment.  Go to the below
website to remove it:  W32.Blaster.Worm Removal Tool -
ZDNet Downloads
http://downloads-zdnet.com.com/3000-2092-10219754.html?
tag=lst-0-4
 
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