….if the user is not Admin. OS-X 10.2.8 Worse – if I give him admin rights nothing change. New user with admin rights have the same problem. If I log as admin or root – everything works OK. Reinstaling Photoshop don’t help.
Reinstall Photoshop, there are system resources you’re missing. You can do a clean install of PS to the desktop and then trash the entire folder since the install will place the files you need in the system. Then you’ll be able to double click or drag and drop. You probably did some install of the OS after the initial install of PS.
I’m going to follow Andrew Rodney’s advice and reinstall Photoshop CS. I recently did an archive and (re)install of Mac OS 10.3 (problems after the most recent security update), with the result that double-clicking a Photoshop file opens the program and the file Browser, but not the specific file directly. Funny thing is, Illustrator files still open fine when double-clicked.
Illustrator is not Photoshop. I don’t understand why people make comparisons. It’s like saying My Chevy Malibu isn’t running, but the funny thing is my Chevy BelAir is.
We have 2 (new) G5’s that we installed FIRST with Panther, then CS. They have never seen the "adobe unit types" file nor "previous system". Can someone share the "adobe unit types" file w/us?
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