Opening Eprime 2 Professional files in Non-Professional version

[David McFarlane]

AFAIK, everything in that earlier thread still applies.  So I should 
slightly revise my earlier broad statement here:  EP2 "base" *might* 
run .ebs2 Pro files as long as they do not use any Pro features.  But 
I have not tested that lately, and do not guarantee it.  Really, 
everyone should just spend the extra $200 for the Pro edition, Pro is 
the true "standard", while Standard is merely "base".

-- dkm


At 5/16/2013 10:57 AM Thursday, Christina Tzeng wrote:
>Thank you. I did come across this in a previous pst thread. Is the 
>info here no longer relevant?
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>On Thu, May 16, 2013 at 10:30 AM, David McFarlane 
><<mailto:mcfarla9 at msu.edu>mcfarla9 at msu.edu> wrote:
>No, you really need EP2 Pro in order to work with .es2 or .ebs2 
>files in the Pro format, the "base" edition of EP2 will not read 
>them.  But please do not take my word for that, contact PST Web 
>Support yourself.  I regularly advise everyone to spend the extra 
>$200 for Pro, it is well worth the extra cost for many reasons.  You 
>might contact PST and see if you can buy an upgraded license.
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>At 5/15/2013 06:56 PM Wednesday, Sound Experiment wrote:
>I currently have Eprime 2 (2.0.10.242) installed. I'm trying to open 
>ebs2 and es2 files that were created in Eprime 2 Professional. Is 
>there a way for me to do this? I can't seem to just double click on 
>the files to open them.

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