Long-awaited Photoshop 3.0J Windows 95 compatible version released Announced on April 22, '96 Price: 155,000 yen Publisher: Adobe Systems Co., ...
Long-awaited Photoshop 3.0J Windows 95 compatible version released
Announced on April 22, ’96
Price: 155,000 yen
Publisher:
Adobe Systems Co., Ltd.
Contact:
SystemSoft
Co., Ltd. Tel.092-752-5264 Software Two Co., Ltd.
Tel.03-3797-9721 Media Vision
Co., Ltd. Tel.03-3222-6841 Co., Ltd. ) Otsuka Shokai Tel. 03-5281-0733
The Windows 95 compatible version of the standard photo retouching software “Adobe Photoshop 3.0J” was announced on April 22nd. Shipment has already begun, and it will be sent free of charge to conventional 3.0J registered users.
Although Photoshop 3.0J is compatible with Windows NT and Windows 3.1 + Win32s.dll, there were some problems with the operation on Windows 95, and support was awaited.
This version is fully compatible with Windows 95, and has also acquired the “Designed for Windows 95” logo, which indicates that it is compatible with Windows 95. In addition, the export function of GIF89a format used on the Internet homepage has been added.
In addition, at the Adobe headquarters in the United States, 3.0.5 for Windows 95 was released on February 2.
[Specifications]
Required system configuration:
Hardware: i386 / 486, PC-9800 series with Pentium, or DOS / V PC
OS: Windows 95, Windows 3.1, Windows NT 3.5 Japanese version
RAM: 16MB (Windows) 95), 12MB (Windows 3.1), 32MB (Windows NT 3.5) or more
HDD: 20MB or more free space
Display: 640 x 480 dots or more for Windows
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