I do have that link, I just wasn't sure which of the 6 win CS2 choices to download...there are pdf's, exe's, and a zip??????

@ 2-ton: The pdf file in that Creative suite is the instructions for downloading and installing. It also tells that the zip is tutorials and something else I forget now.

I downloaded it not sure if I really needed it, since I down loaded Photoshop, Elements, acrobat 7, Indesign, and Illustrator separately too. I have been just trying to learn what each contains and is useful for at this point. I downloaded the smaller files first since my internet is supper slow and sometimes I get cut off.

I hope this helps you out a little in deciding what you want to download.

Lianam

I want to install the whole suite of programs. I wouldn't mind the tutorial and the instructions also, but wondered if any of those choices they give are for everything, or if I need to do each one separately.

As a rule of thumb, I try to avoid software I have zero intention of using (and have, in the past, failed miserably at that. lol). The suite is not for me. I rarely (should be capital R) use Photoshop, but still occasionally have to. Been wanting AI for a long time and not that I have it, I doubt I would get much use of it. It can't even save SVG files right for InkScape to read them and GIMP don't understand the paths (but does render the bitmap) from the exported AI files. Weird. Anyway, I do like the vector tracing ability for artistic simplication though.