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1. Re: Where'd the 2.x and older posts go?
DorothyK@Adobe Apr 5, 2009 8:00 PM (in response to Stan Jones)Stan Jones wrote:
There is nothing here following the forum update (in the PPro 2.x and older forum), and I assume that what this means is that the old posts were not kept. Can someone confirm that? (I'm just dying to give my first "answered" award, but you have to have more authoritative information than my own well-reasoned conclusion, which I consider very probable.)
You'll have more luck posting in comments then here http://forums.adobe.com/community/general/forum_comments
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2. Re: Where'd the 2.x and older posts go?
Stan Jones Apr 5, 2009 8:25 PM (in response to DorothyK@Adobe)Thanks for your response.
I am looking for an authoritative response for this forum (on behalf of myself and others). While I have spent some time in the new forum comments area, I know from posts in the Premiere forums that most users here have not (and will not). Also, we don't know whether the decision about maintaining old posts is the same for different forums.
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3. Re: Where'd the 2.x and older posts go?
miamitom Apr 6, 2009 2:46 AM (in response to Stan Jones)Oy,
Here we go again.
I have now answeres either.
So, I will go to others and see if there are any worthwhile answeres.
Yours,
Lost in Oz,
Tom
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4. Re: Where'd the 2.x and older posts go?
Curt Wrigley Apr 6, 2009 7:44 AM (in response to Stan Jones)Check to see if they are not in this fora:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere/premierepro_earlier
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5. Re: Where'd the 2.x and older posts go?
Stan Jones Apr 6, 2009 8:45 AM (in response to Curt Wrigley)Searches don't find recent "2.x and earlier" posts.
The CS3 and earlier makes no sense unless they meant to delete the 2.x and older forum. I'll also say that the PPro forums were reorganized recently enough, and there are enough 2.x issues to warrant that as the "x and older." There are many users sticking with CS3 and I think they should have left the PPro structure alone.
BTW, I coded your (Curt's) response as "helpful" (but not an answer) because it pointed to more information. Now it says "possibly answered," which doesn't follow. The new forum is interesting but not happy for me yet. Lots of waiting, and having to find a new workflow that so far eludes me. I wasa happy digest user, and I don't see such an option.
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6. Re: Where'd the 2.x and older posts go?
Curt Wrigley Apr 6, 2009 9:07 AM (in response to Stan Jones)Hi Stan,
I dont frequent the Pr 2 forum much so I cant tell if all the posts were moved into the CS3 and before forum. Thats what Appears to have been done to me, but you would be able to tell better then me, I think. I suspect while the forum was being upgraded they decided to do some housekeeping and reduce the number of forums. Just guessing based on the evidence.
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7. Re: Where'd the 2.x and older posts go?
Stan Jones Apr 6, 2009 9:44 AM (in response to Curt Wrigley)(I tried replying by email for the first time. They say that is recommended. Got sent back to me.)
I'll check (as Dorothy suggested) in the "comments on the forums" area for more general info. At one point, they were discussing removing all posts over some number of years old (2?). I think that is more the issue than consolidating per se. (Check out encore - in the new system, it would take a while to check all those subforums each day!)
Anyway, my searches are not finding "Premiere Pro 2.0" which appeared in numerous posts that were here last week.
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8. Re: Where'd the 2.x and older posts go?
Jay Zacharias Apr 6, 2009 1:09 PM (in response to Stan Jones)Good question...I havn't seen anything I've posted over the years...
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9. Re: Where'd the 2.x and older posts go?
Bill Hunt Apr 10, 2009 7:54 AM (in response to Stan Jones)Stanely,
I am in the same limbo, as you, regarding the older posts. I have yet to find any of them. Same thing happened to the PrElements forum. I'd done several articles (basically non-visual tutorials), and they are all gone too. A Search of the fora (don't get me started on the Search) yields nada. Google lists the old URL's (that I had bookmarked), but of course each link is now dead. In a few cases, I have re-posted the articles to another video-help site, and will just link to those.
While it could well just be OE on my part, I think that Adobe just decided that the older (PrP2 and earlier) stuff was too much baggage. Pretty much the same thing happened with the previous forum redux. However, you were able to locate some of that stuff in the archive (thanks again for that). Maybe there is an archive someplace, that I have just not found yet.
Keep up the good fight,
Hunt
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10. Re: Where'd the 2.x and older posts go?
labrisher Apr 13, 2009 1:57 PM (in response to Curt Wrigley)"I suspect while the forum was being upgraded they decided to do some housekeeping and reduce the number of forums. "
Seems as if they did more than just reduce the number of fora - they evidently reduced the number of users' registrations because when I tried to log-in, I get the message that there's no record of my registration. Been on the forum since about 2001 with over a 100 postings!
I simply re-registered using the same ID and password. Curt: Is there any way to reset my registration to the original start date?
labrisher
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11. Re: Where'd the 2.x and older posts go?
wg83 Apr 22, 2009 5:22 AM (in response to labrisher)Seems like Adobe went on the cheap. Old posts are gone which could solve issues for older versions. Can't even get updates to Adobe Media Encoder for PPro CS2. CS3 constantly jams and quits on me even with a new system. =(
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12. Re: Where'd the 2.x and older posts go?
Docj0nes May 22, 2009 2:24 AM (in response to wg83)Hi All,
Very disappointing to hear there is no archive. I've recently tried to search for what I noted a 7 months back or so and can't find a bean. Only one post was carried over with my account within the Encore forum. Looks like as you say they just wiped the slate clean. If that is the case why create the forum again - just rely on the CS3 and older forum.
Such a shame...




