no
If you have an upgrade version you have to have one of the previous versions too. Without it upgrade will not install on your computer. Full version means that you don't have to have preinstalled older version of photoshop.
This is the full retail version with all features.
It means the full version or the version that is sold in stores... e.g. 30 day trial = Trial Version Full program = Retail Version
i think it the full version for windows 8 or its a trial version for windows 8, if not full version.
It means the full version or the version that is sold in stores... e.g. 30 day trial = Trial Version Full program = Retail Version
The two are the same product. The upgrade requires a previous registered (e.g. legal) copy of Windows XP or Vista. The full version, which costs more, can be installed without needing to verify a previous version. Generally, the full version is needed for (new) computers being sold at retail, while the upgraded version is bought for computers which already have (legal/registered copies of) Windows XP or Vista installed.
If you have a version of Windows installed on your Mac then you can install a suitable upgrade otherwise you will need a full version of Windows.
You have to already have Windows Vista or XP installed on you computer to use the upgrade version. You need the full version if you have an older version of Windows or something else like Ubuntu.You can get round this if you are happy to mess with the registry see: http://www.downloadsquad.com/2009/10/23/save-80-on-your-windows-7-purchase-the-upgrade-does-full-inst/Hope that helps
Windows 7 is currently unreleased. The full version isn't expected to be available until October 2009
Depends on your computer's processor, both versions are sold by Microsoft and are available at most computer retail stores. Most modern computers have a 64-bit processor, so you'll probably be able to find 64-bit Windows more easily.
yes sree lipi full version only works in windows 7 genuine version.
Boot from a Windows XP installation CD, and follow insructions.