Bridge won’t stay open

Hi all!

I bought and installed Photoshop CS2, Indesign CS2 more than a year ago. All are genuine Adobe products, duly registered. I was working on Photoshop and Bridge in the morning and everything worked fine. Then, in the afternoon, I bought and installed Adobe Premiere Element. I installed Premiere and worked on a film.

After supper, I tried to get back to my work on Photoshop. As soon as I clicked on Bridge, It started opening and I got a flag stating: "Adobe Bridge cannot be used at this time because of licensing restrictions. You must have installed and launched at least one other application to use Adobe Bridge." See screen:

http://celestart.com/images/publiques/adobe-bridge.jpg

Photoshop was open at the time. I tried with Indesign with the same results. I re-booted, yet same. Finally, I went to Adobe and downloaded AdobeBridge_1.0.4_updater.exe. It won’t even open for installation.
Funny thing. Before, I could open Bridge *alone* without any problem.
Any idea? Thanks,

"Celcius" wrote in message

Hi all!

I bought and installed Photoshop CS2, Indesign CS2 more than a year ago. All are genuine Adobe products, duly registered. I was working on Photoshop and Bridge in the morning and everything worked fine. Then, in the afternoon, I bought and installed Adobe Premiere Element. I installed Premiere and worked on a film.

After supper, I tried to get back to my work on Photoshop. As soon as I clicked on Bridge, It started opening and I got a flag stating: "Adobe Bridge cannot be used at this time because of licensing restrictions. You must have installed and launched at least one other application to use Adobe Bridge." See screen:

http://celestart.com/images/publiques/adobe-bridge.jpg

Photoshop was open at the time. I tried with Indesign with the same results. I re-booted, yet same. Finally, I went to Adobe and downloaded AdobeBridge_1.0.4_updater.exe. It won’t even open for installation.
Funny thing. Before, I could open Bridge *alone* without any problem.
Any idea? Thanks,

Marcel.

See
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb 402799&sliceId=1
TWK

"Celcius" wrote in message

Hi all!

I bought and installed Photoshop CS2, Indesign CS2 more than a year ago. All are genuine Adobe products, duly registered. I was working on Photoshop and Bridge in the morning and everything worked fine. Then, in the afternoon, I bought and installed Adobe Premiere Element. I installed Premiere and worked on a film.

After supper, I tried to get back to my work on Photoshop. As soon as I clicked on Bridge, It started opening and I got a flag stating: "Adobe Bridge cannot be used at this time because of licensing restrictions. You must have installed and launched at least one other application to use Adobe Bridge." See screen:

http://celestart.com/images/publiques/adobe-bridge.jpg

Photoshop was open at the time. I tried with Indesign with the same results. I re-booted, yet same. Finally, I went to Adobe and downloaded AdobeBridge_1.0.4_updater.exe. It won’t even open for installation.
Funny thing. Before, I could open Bridge *alone* without any problem.
Any idea? Thanks,

Marcel.

See
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb 402799&sliceId=1
TWK

"Toobi-Won Kenobi" <Toobi-won > wrote in message

"Celcius" wrote in message

Hi all!

I bought and installed Photoshop CS2, Indesign CS2 more than a year ago. All are genuine Adobe products, duly registered. I was working on Photoshop and Bridge in the morning and everything worked fine. Then, in the afternoon, I bought and installed Adobe Premiere Element. I installed Premiere and worked on a film.

After supper, I tried to get back to my work on Photoshop. As soon as I clicked on Bridge, It started opening and I got a flag stating: "Adobe Bridge cannot be used at this time because of licensing restrictions. You must have installed and launched at least one other application to use Adobe Bridge." See screen:

http://celestart.com/images/publiques/adobe-bridge.jpg

Photoshop was open at the time. I tried with Indesign with the same results. I re-booted, yet same. Finally, I went to Adobe and downloaded AdobeBridge_1.0.4_updater.exe. It won’t even open for installation.
Funny thing. Before, I could open Bridge *alone* without any problem.
Any idea? Thanks,

Marcel.

See
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb 402799&sliceId=1
TWK

Thanks.
I’m going to try this and come back to you.

"Celcius" wrote in message

"Toobi-Won Kenobi" <Toobi-won > wrote in message

"Celcius" wrote in message

Hi all!

I bought and installed Photoshop CS2, Indesign CS2 more than a year ago. All are genuine Adobe products, duly registered. I was working on Photoshop and Bridge in the morning and everything worked fine. Then, in the afternoon, I bought and installed Adobe Premiere Element. I installed Premiere and worked on a film.

After supper, I tried to get back to my work on Photoshop. As soon as I clicked on Bridge, It started opening and I got a flag stating: "Adobe Bridge cannot be used at this time because of licensing restrictions. You must have installed and launched at least one other application to use Adobe Bridge." See screen:

http://celestart.com/images/publiques/adobe-bridge.jpg

Photoshop was open at the time. I tried with Indesign with the same results. I re-booted, yet same. Finally, I went to Adobe and downloaded AdobeBridge_1.0.4_updater.exe. It won’t even open for installation.
Funny thing. Before, I could open Bridge *alone* without any problem.
Any idea? Thanks,

Marcel.

See
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb 402799&sliceId=1
TWK

Thanks.
I’m going to try this and come back to you.

Marcel

Off to France early morning with 40 school kids, see you Saturday. 😉 TWK

Hi all!

I bought and installed Photoshop CS2, Indesign CS2 more than a year ago. All are genuine Adobe products, duly registered. I was working on Photoshop and Bridge in the morning and everything worked fine. Then, in the afternoon, I bought and installed Adobe Premiere Element. I installed Premiere and worked on a film.

After supper, I tried to get back to my work on Photoshop. As soon as I clicked on Bridge, It started opening and I got a flag stating: "Adobe Bridge cannot be used at this time because of licensing restrictions. You must have installed and launched at least one other application to use Adobe Bridge." See screen:

http://celestart.com/images/publiques/adobe-bridge.jpg

Photoshop was open at the time. I tried with Indesign with the same results. I re-booted, yet same. Finally, I went to Adobe and downloaded AdobeBridge_1.0.4_updater.exe. It won’t even open for installation.
Funny thing. Before, I could open Bridge *alone* without any problem.
Any idea? Thanks,

Marcel.

"Celcius" wrote in message

Hi all!

I bought and installed Photoshop CS2, Indesign CS2 more than a year ago. All are genuine Adobe products, duly registered. I was working on Photoshop and Bridge in the morning and everything worked fine. Then, in the afternoon, I bought and installed Adobe Premiere Element. I installed Premiere and worked on a film.

After supper, I tried to get back to my work on Photoshop. As soon as I clicked on Bridge, It started opening and I got a flag stating: "Adobe Bridge cannot be used at this time because of licensing restrictions. You must have installed and launched at least one other application to use Adobe Bridge." See screen:

http://celestart.com/images/publiques/adobe-bridge.jpg

Photoshop was open at the time. I tried with Indesign with the same results. I re-booted, yet same. Finally, I went to Adobe and downloaded AdobeBridge_1.0.4_updater.exe. It won’t even open for installation.
Funny thing. Before, I could open Bridge *alone* without any problem.
Any idea? Thanks,

Marcel.

Thank you Toobi-Won Kenobi!
I went the route of regedit and everything’s fine now.
Marcel

"Celcius" wrote in message

"Celcius" wrote in message

Hi all!

I bought and installed Photoshop CS2, Indesign CS2 more than a year ago. All are genuine Adobe products, duly registered. I was working on Photoshop and Bridge in the morning and everything worked fine. Then, in the afternoon, I bought and installed Adobe Premiere Element. I installed Premiere and worked on a film.

After supper, I tried to get back to my work on Photoshop. As soon as I clicked on Bridge, It started opening and I got a flag stating: "Adobe Bridge cannot be used at this time because of licensing restrictions. You must have installed and launched at least one other application to use Adobe Bridge." See screen:

http://celestart.com/images/publiques/adobe-bridge.jpg

Photoshop was open at the time. I tried with Indesign with the same results. I re-booted, yet same. Finally, I went to Adobe and downloaded AdobeBridge_1.0.4_updater.exe. It won’t even open for installation.
Funny thing. Before, I could open Bridge *alone* without any problem.
Any idea? Thanks,

Marcel.

Thank you Toobi-Won Kenobi!
I went the route of regedit and everything’s fine now.
Marcel

Hello Marcel,

Trip went well, all younglings back in one piece, glad you sorted your problem.
Regards

TWK