Easy-to-use drag-n-drop Photoshop scene creator with more than 2800 items.
Sometimes after closing CS2 and reopening the program, many of my preference settings return to the default settings, including my color settings and scratch disk preferences. Any ideas on how I can make these settings stick?
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Mike Teegarden wrote:Sometimes after closing CS2 and reopening the program, many of my preference settings return to the default settings, including my color settings and scratch disk preferences. Any ideas on how I can make these settings stick?
Nope–not enough information.
What kind of computer do you have? Mac or PC? What operating system are you using?
Sometimes after closing CS2 and reopening the program, many of my preference settings return to the default settings, including my color settings and scratch disk preferences. Any ideas on how I can make these settings stick?
Sometimes after closing CS2 and reopening the program, many of my preference settings return to the default settings, including my color settings and scratch disk preferences. Any ideas on how I can make these settings stick?
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Sometimes after closing CS2 and reopening the program, many of my preference settings return to the default settings, including my color settings and scratch disk preferences. Any ideas on how I can make these settings stick?
I don’t know for sure, but someone else reported a problem with removable drives. If you open PS and don’t have all the drives it’s looking for turned on it gets "confused".
Sorry!! I know that. 🙂
PC with XP Pro
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Mike Teegarden wrote:Sorry!! I know that. 🙂
PC with XP Pro
Sounds like it may be a permissions issue.
Did you install Photoshop using an administrator account? Are you running it as an administrator? Do you have read and write access to the directory where Photoshop keeps its preferences (this is different for different versions–the Adobe Web site can tell you where the preferences are stored for your version)?
I do have all relevant permissions, and it was installed with an administrator account. This is an intermittant problem.
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Mike Teegarden wrote:I do have all relevant permissions, and it was installed with an administrator account. This is an intermittant problem.
Hmm. Haven’t seen that.
One thing, though: Photoshop saves its preferences only when you Quit, so if it crashes or you use the Task manager to kill it, the preferences you’ve changed during that session won’t stick.
Easy-to-use drag-n-drop Photoshop scene creator with more than 2800 items.
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