New Doc Sizes
If you saved any custom preset document sizes that appear in the File>New dialog, you can save them too for transfer into Photoshop CS2. Like Workspaces, you'll find the settingscalled New Doc Sizes.pspin the settings folder. Option-drag (PC: Control-drag) the file into your Custom Stuff folder. You can find the file under: Mac: Hard Drive>Users> [username] >Library>Preferences>Adobe Photoshop CS Settings. Windows: C:\Documents and Settings\ [username] \Application Data\Adobe\Photoshop\8.0\Adobe Photo-shop CS Settings.
Again, after you install CS2, drag the file from your Custom Stuff folder into the CS2 settings folder (it should be near the same location, depending on the
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If you have any third-party plug-ins installed in Photoshop CS, they may or may not work with Photoshop CS2. The best bet is to use the original disc to reinstall the plug-in after you've installed the upgrade to Photoshop CS2. Although it's better to reinstall the plug-in if you can, you could Option-drag (PC: Control-drag) to copy it from the Plug-Ins folder (found in the Photoshop CS application folder) into your Custom Stuff folder, and then move it into the appropriate folder (e.g., Filters, Import/Export, etc.) within the Photoshop CS2>Plug-Ins folder. I'd also check with the manufacturer of the plug-in to see if it will work with CS2and if not, check to see when they expect to introduce a version that is compatible with CS2. 
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When Photoshop CS was introduced, many people
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As long as you haven't
Mac: Hard Drive>Users> [username] >Library>Application Support>Adobe>XMP>Metadata Templates (or Custom File Info Panels). Windows: C:\Documents and Settings\ [username] \Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates (or Custom File Info Panels).
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If you have customized your Color Settings, you can transfer them to Photoshop CS2 using a method that's similar to some of the other custom settings. Save your settings in Photoshop CS and load them in Photoshop CS2. In this case, press Command-Shift-K (PC: Control-Shift-K) in CS to open the Color Settings dialog. Click Save, and then in the resulting dialog
Mac: Hard Drive>Users> [username] >Library>Application Support>Adobe>Color>Settings. Windows: C:\Documents and Settings\ [username] \Application Data\Adobe\Color\Settings. Note : One of the changes to the Creative Suite 2.0 is that the Color Settings are shared by all applications, so this is another example of "checking first" before you change to your transferred settings.
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