Adobe Photoshop 7.0 and 7.0.1
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Photoshop_7.sit (241.30 MB)
MD5: 842b34397445f824fc5375bdc74f909f For Mac OS 9 - Mac OS X
Ps_7.0.1_Updater.sit (11.17 MB)
MD5: c16367356099988087d59fee8122eb25 For Mac OS 9 - Mac OS X
Adobe_Photoshop_7.0.1.toast_.sit (463.02 MB)
MD5: a1c3f39ff58dcce83bdb6ed4e137b312 For Mac OS 9 - Mac OS X
Adobe_Photoshop_7.0_Svensk.sit (218.63 MB)
MD5: 2384818e7c73d640e0dbbdcd5d2bb806 For Mac OS 9 - Mac OS X
Ps_7.0.1_Updater_Svensk.sit (16.19 MB)
MD5: ddcfe108450be86e2d1d411ae3b19c73 For Mac OS 9 - Mac OS X
Adobe_Photoshop_70_DE.toast_.sit (549.42 MB)
MD5: aa5515d79e57d34a0254bf2b22900c41 For Mac OS 9 - Mac OS X
The final version of Photoshop to run under a classic Mac OS (9.1+). Carbonized to run native on Classic & PPC Mac OS X systems.
A note about the downloads available from above:
- Top DL: Full Photoshop 7.0 Installer with some working (and some not working codes).
- 2nd DL: The Photoshop 7.0.1 updater. English language version.
- 3rd DL: Full 7.0.1 installer CD toast image w/working serial. Use Stuffit 5.5 or later to decompress.
- 4th DL: Full Photoshop 7.0 Installer. Swedish language version (svensk version).
- 5th DL: The Photoshop 7.0.1 updater. Swedish language version (svensk version).
- 6th DL: Full Photoshop 7.0 Installer. German language version (deutsche Version).
The Adobe Photoshop 7.0.1 update fixes a number of problems discovered after Photoshop 7.0 was released.
The most significant fixes in the 7.0.1 release include the following:
- Type layers are no longer rasterized unnecessarily.
- Photoshop now saves alpha transparency data in Targa files in the same way it did in previous versions.
- File Browser performance has been enhanced.
- If the color settings color management policy is set to "Off," Photoshop no longer asks to save changes unless other edits have been performed.
- The total ink now defaults to 300% as it did in previous versions of Photoshop.
- The color of white areas in CMYK files saved as JPEG no longer shifts.
- TIFF files with LZW compression are now written correctly.
- Picture Package no longer locks up when using custom page layouts.
- Photoshop offers better compatibility with older model G4 computers.
- Icons now resave as they did in previous versions of Photoshop.
- When installed on a hard drive whose name contains extended characters, Photoshop no longer reports that certain required files were not found in the Adobe Photoshop required folder.
- Metadata is better preserved in certain JPEG files.
- Photoshop now defaults to the last saved directory when saving new files. It no longer defaults to the TWAIN directory if one is present.
- Changing monitor configurations no longer causes problems while Photoshop or ImageReady are running.
- Photoshop no longer produces a program error when resampling certain large 16-bit documents.
- An issue that prevented Photoshop 6 from opening certain files containing layer effects and edited in Photoshop 7 has been fixed.
- The Maximize Backwards Compatibility for Photoshop Files preference now correctly sets the state of the Maximize Compatibility checkbox in the Photoshop Format Options dialog when you save a file as Photoshop (PSD) format.
Adobe Photoshop 7.0 (trial version) Download: (345 Mb)
Other Adobe Photoshop Versions: 0.63 (pre-Adobe) | Pre-release | 1.0.7 | 1.0.8 LE | 2.0.1 | 2.5.1 | 2.5.1 LE | 3.0 & 3.0.5 | 3.0.5 LE | 4.0 | 5.0 | 5.0 LE | 5.5 | 6.0 | 8.0 (CS1) | 9.0 (CS2) | 10.0 (CS3) | 11.0 (CS4)
CompatibilityArchitecture: PPC (Carbonized)
Adobe lists the minimum Macintosh requirements as any PowerPC G3 or G4 processor, 128MB of RAM, an 8-bit video card, and a monitor set to 800x600 pixel resolution. Photoshop also requires Mac OS 9.1 or later
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I don't think that can be correct. But the only Ps v7.0.1 I have currently installed is on a Windows box, not Mac.
The Windows version opens and can save to GIF without a problem. The gif filter for this version is located in Plug-Ins > Adobe Photoshop Only > File Formats. I don't know if its the same for the Mac version.
I won't be able to sleep now, until I find out
[Edit] I found that I have Ps 7.0.1 installed on an old iBook G4. No problem with GIF files, opening or saving. Has the GIF filter in same location as in the Windows version. Animated gif's throw up a warning about only single frames can be saved out, but also open up.
It must have been the two beers
[Edit] Or... the gif wasn't a gif. Was it the only file with a gif extension you wanted to open?
If you open the gif's data fork in HexEdit it will return "gif89a" in the top most header (if it is a gif file).
Thanks Duality! I was assuming something like that must have been happened. Still, it seems awkward to drop GIF support in 2002 when half the websites were still running on gif images? Anyway, as a word of warning for others ...
There was a period where Adobe was pushing people who wanted to work with GIFs to use Adobe ImageReady. Then Adobe dropped ImageReady and pushed Fireworks after the Macromedia acquisition. Then the support mysteriously came back to Photoshop some time after Adobe abandoned Fireworks.
tl;dr, probably the result of Adobe politics where they want you to use their preferred app of the hour.
Installed this version recently only to discover it can't handle GIF files apparently. Neither can I open them, nor can I save images as gifs. Does anyone know why they dropped support or was it me picking awkward install options after two beers?
I remember a long time ago.. when I had PS CS2 It opened and the splash screen said Adobe Space Monkey and then it said Missing Components Please reinstall Photoshop CS2..
I was able to successfully install and run version 7.0.1 on my Power Macintosh 9600 (OS 9.1 / 576MB RAM / 200 Mhz 604e Processor) with zero issues. So perhaps G3 isn't a full requirement and more of a suggestion? Thanks for the uploads!
Rosetta compatibility on 10.6.8:
Installer works, but the program does not; at least in my experiences.
@almightyM: Excellent. Thank you !
added German language version!
@smulan: Thank you.
Added Swedish language versions to the page.
Thanks macjames, for restoring (rather, adding) the full 7.0.1 CD image
Nice, thanks Mike!
Right now its only a placeholder for what used to be here & is needing to be restored.If you go back in the Revisions you may see that both 7.0 & 7.0.1 were once, now long-gone MegaUpload links.
Perhaps someone who managed to get 7.0.1 in the past (or has the CD & can image it) will restore it to this page.
In the meantime I'll remove 7.0.1 from the title...[Edit] Added the 7.0.1 updater to the page.
Where is 7.0.1? All I see is 7.0
http://ftp.sunet.se/pub/vendor/adobe/adobe/photoshop/mac/7.x/
Hi, its a shame the link is broken, could anyone help me to find PS 7? Thanks
Hello guys, can someone upload it again please?
Many thanks
It is possible to give a link to the full version?
Thanks
Is Photoshop 7 better than Photoshop CS..? Photoshop 5.5 sure is, but that won't run in OSX. I plan to download PS7 and try it tomorrow. I hope to God it's better than CS. I would rather be raped by farm animals than us Photoshop CS again.
I just wanted to say,Thank You!! Great Post!!
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@Vitoarc, try full CD version
TataMisia, I not only installed it using while using Tiger, but it also runs on 10.4.11. I don't need to run this app in Classic mode even.
As you can see the problem I incurred had nothing to do with the program or your upload.
I do have an old 7100 that I'm going to dust off soon and use it just for games. So I can still be part of this club. Pure.
All clear. Its version for Mac OS 9 / Mac OS X.
You try install or run it under Mac OS X.
Try install and run under Pure Mac OS 9
Well Mike, thanks to your last post I realized that I indeed had a peculiar problem, not typical. I went into my library Preferences and found a preference named "automator.IconCreatorv2.0.plist" that was associated with Automator, the app that was seizing control of the Photoshop app. This preference file was linked to a script I had downloaded a few years back called "IconCreator v2.0.app".
I deleted the automator.IconCreatorv2.0.plist file and then to test my theory, I went into "Get Info" for the Photoshop icon and removed the .app extension that I had manually appended previously. After removing the .app, the Photoshop icon remained un-generic looking and in fact it appeared the way it should (I had performed this test yesterday with no success, but that's because the Automator preference file had not been deleted yet). I then clicked the icon and Photoshop launched as it should.
Summary: The problem was caused by a plist file created for Automator, for a script that is used used for creating icons. Once I deleted the plist file the problem went away. I've also deleted the script, which I never use anyway. I use "Micon" to create specialized icons which is a GUI, not a script.
So, not really weird, but at least the mystery has been solved. All I needed to know was what I was seeing was an anomaly, which your post indicated was the case, and then I homed in on the likely culprit: preference files!
A lot of issues through the years have been solved by deleting rogue preference files. It should be so easy with a PC!
Thanks!
Weird, I never struck that issue. I didn't need the ".app" exension on the Vise installer program, it was recognized correctly by OS X here.
Main thing tho' is you got it working OK in the end.
Well Mike thanks for that. I'm pretty sure, now that I got Photoshop to launch, is that Automator was the automatic default app assigned to the Photoshop icon by OSX. The Photshop icon was showing up as generic (just plain white), therefore OSX did not recognize Photoshop as an application but as a script. I don't launch Automator on log in and I never assigned Automator to Photoshop "open with".
Once I went into "Get Info" on the Photoshop icon, I appended the icon with ".app" under "Name & Extension" and that did the trick. For some reason, with this install, the icon did not read "Photoshop 7.0.1.app" but just read "Photoshop 7.0.1" Once I appended the icon the problem was solved.
You perhaps have "Automator" turned on at computer boot-up (or at the time you tried to install this).
On 10.4.x, Automator unless it is actually running, does not "want to" take over such tasks such as handling hybrid (Classic PPC/OSX PPC) apps without a ".app" suffix.
If Automator wasn't running at the time it wouldn't try to take over. The downloaded and expanded Installer would have just "worked", and allowed you to install this program.
You have a PPC G4? It might be possible to locate a PPC version of Sheepshaver somewhere...? Tho' I don't think shouldn't be necessary to run SheepShaver on PPC Macs if your primary OS is Mac OS X with Classic support. Or even better, able to boot native into a Classic OS.
An alternative, its possible with a PPC Mac, to ditch Mac OS X entirely with a PPC variant of Linux (Yellow Dog). Then, if you need to run Mac progs (Mac OS 8.6 - OS X 10.4), you can run MOL "Mac On Linux" tho' MOL hasn't evolved much (if at all) since Mac went Intel.
IMOH (layman's) experiences with Yellow Dog is that the PPC side seemed speedy in comparison to running a Mac OS on the same equipment - downside - incompatibility with Linux Intel-only apps, perhaps understandable considering the architecture.
OK I got it to work. After installation, the icon read "Adobe Photoshop 7.01" in the information window. I appended the name with ".app" and the icon then showed up properly, and I was able to launch the program.
Before doing this I even ran Disk Warrior but that did not take care of this issue. At least it's working now.
If you can open archive and run install app - upload was good. Something goes wrong in install time (IMHO).
Which Mac and OS are you using ?
After the install, the Photoshop App Icon shows up incorrectly. The icon has "app" attached to it, but there is no memory management attached to the icon when previewed under "information". That's why it wants to launch in Automator, because it appears the app is corrupt. I tried both 7.0 install and 7.0.1 and same thing-- can't launch the PS application.
I rebuild the desktop just to be sure. I've also tried to install 4 different times, with the same result. I'm not sure what to try next...
Maybe the upload is not good? It would be good for someone else who has downloaded this app to chime in here and report if they had success or not.
In my iMac G3 Mac Os 9.2.2 run fine without problems. SN work too.
Using Classic, I can't launch it. It wants to open with Automator. I don't have SheepShaver installed but Classic is 9.2 so I don't think SS will work anyway. Can I get this to run app on my G4?
Full CD version soon.