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I installed Adobe Photoshop Elements 2 on an eMac running Mac OS X 10.2.8, and everything works fine when I am logged in as root.
If I log in as a standard user, everything works fine the first time I run it too. However, on the second run, I get an error message: "Could not use the color settings because an unexpected <a/ @3158 end-of-file> was encountered. The default color settings are being used."
Subsequent runs as a standard user give the same error dialog box on launch until I delete the Color Settings file from the standard users home directory\Library\Preferences\Photoshop Elements 2.0 Prefs. Running Photoshop Elements twice more reproduces the error.
I assume this is a permissions problem since I do not get the error message when logged in as root. Does anyone know what directory I need to make writeable to get rid of this annoying error message?
Cheers,
Mark
If I log in as a standard user, everything works fine the first time I run it too. However, on the second run, I get an error message: "Could not use the color settings because an unexpected <a/ @3158 end-of-file> was encountered. The default color settings are being used."
Subsequent runs as a standard user give the same error dialog box on launch until I delete the Color Settings file from the standard users home directory\Library\Preferences\Photoshop Elements 2.0 Prefs. Running Photoshop Elements twice more reproduces the error.
I assume this is a permissions problem since I do not get the error message when logged in as root. Does anyone know what directory I need to make writeable to get rid of this annoying error message?
Cheers,
Mark
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