Installation for Windows

To install PhotoZoom Pro 2, run the Setup file or insert the CD. If your CD-drive's Autoplay feature has been disabled, browse to the CD and run the Setup file manually.

After reading the license agreement select the option "I accept the agreement" to activate the "Next" button:



During the installation, you can customize where and how PhotoZoom Pro 2 will be installed on your system. However it is not necessary to change the default settings of the installer, simply following the windows by clicking "Next" and eventually "Finish" will do.

When the installation is finished, start PhotoZoom Pro 2 by double clicking the icon on the desktop or in the start menu:

The Adobe® Photoshop® plugin

Besides running as a stand-alone application, PhotoZoom Pro 2 can also be used as an Adobe Photoshop compatible export plugin. By default, the plugin will only be installed if Photoshop is already present on your system when you start the installation of PhotoZoom Pro 2. The installer automatically detects where to install the plugin. You can also specify a custom folder to install the plugin, but then make sure Photoshop is configured to look in that folder for plugins.

After you installed the plugin, PhotoZoom Pro 2 will be listed in Photoshop under File > Export. You may need to restart Photoshop to make sure it recognizes the plugin.

The PhotoZoom Pro 2 export plugin requires Adobe Photoshop version 6 or later; see the system requirements for a list of compatible programs.

Installation for Macintosh

Drag and drop the file "PhotoZoom Pro 2" to the Applications folder, or wherever you want to install PhotoZoom Pro 2.

The Adobe® Photoshop® plugin

Besides running as a stand-alone application, PhotoZoom Pro 2 can also be used as an Adobe Photoshop export plugin, which is compatible with Photoshop CS2 (version 9.0.2) for OS X and Photoshop CS3 (Universal). To install the plugin, copy the file "PhotoZoom Pro 2 Export Plugin" to the "Import/Export" folder of CS2's or CS3's "Plug-Ins" folder. The Plug-Ins folder is located in the folder where you installed Adobe Photoshop.

After you have installed the plugin, PhotoZoom Pro 2 will be listed in Photoshop under File > Export. You may need to restart Photoshop to make sure it recognizes the plugin.

Uninstalling

To uninstall PhotoZoom Pro 2 manually, delete all the files which you copied during the manual installation. You should also delete the "PhotoZoom Pro 2 Preferences" file. This file is located in the Preferences folder of your system, which is located at:

 <your home folder>/Library/Preferences/

Note that deleting the preferences file will also remove any previously entered unlock code.