Photoshop 7.0 runs fine on my MacBook Pro - Steve Frawley

Photoshop 7.0 runs fine on my MacBook Pro. Try reinstalling it.

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Tuesday, June 27 2006 @ 10:38 PM PDT

Photoshop 7.0 now fails - FriscoFrog

I am having problems launching non Apple apps including the Adobe CS2 apps. I can launch them only after repeated restarts. The same is happening to me with my older Office X apps. This all began after the update. I hope there will be a fix soon for us Intel duo core folks.

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Tuesday, June 27 2006 @ 10:44 PM PDT

It wasn't Unsanity - wgscott

Unfortunately disabling APE didn't fix the problem. Also, things like MS Word open (my other example of cheezy ppc Carbon bloatware). So this seems to be Adoobie specific.

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Wednesday, June 28 2006 @ 07:27 AM PDT

Photoshop 7.0 now fails - dpolzine_1

For me Photoshop CS fails to launch (or to error or log anything whatsoever!) but all other CS suite components do launch. I've tried updating, disabling, and uninstalling, (in that order) Unsanity's contributions but no luck there.

Nor did a reinstall and reapplication of all available updates to Photoshop CS.

The problem persists with another clean admin or normal non-admin user.

I can however get it to launch and run with at "Safeboot" (hold the "Shift" key during boot-up, the login screen will state "Safeboot" in red type). Though obviously less than elegant as a useful workaround, it does tend to at third-party enhancement items that are installed for all users. Perhaps a something that installs a Kernal Extension (kext) at startup?

Perhaps we could compare outputs of the 'kextstat' Terminal command? Eliminate the Apple items and see what's left in common?

-David

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Wednesday, June 28 2006 @ 05:20 PM PDT

Photoshop 7.0 now fails - dpolzine_1

For me Photoshop CS fails to launch (or to error or log anything whatsoever!) but all other CS suite components do launch. I've tried updating, disabling, and uninstalling, (in that order) Unsanity's contributions but no luck there.

Nor did a reinstall and reapplication of all available updates to Photoshop CS.

The problem persists with another clean admin or normal non-admin user.

I can however get it to launch and run with at "Safeboot" (hold the "Shift" key during boot-up, the login screen will state "Safeboot" in red type). Though obviously less than elegant as a useful workaround, it does tend to at third-party enhancement items that are installed for all users. Perhaps a something that installs a Kernal Extension (kext) at startup?

Perhaps we could compare outputs of the 'kextstat' Terminal command? Eliminate the Apple items and see what's left in common?

-David

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Wednesday, June 28 2006 @ 05:22 PM PDT

Photoshop 7.0 now fails - dpolzine_1

For me Photoshop CS fails to launch (or to error or log anything whatsoever!) but all other CS suite components do launch. I've tried updating, disabling, and uninstalling, (in that order) Unsanity's contributions but no luck there.

Nor did a reinstall and reapplication of all available updates to Photoshop CS.

The problem persists with another clean admin or normal non-admin user.

I can however get it to launch and run with at "Safeboot" (hold the "Shift" key during boot-up, the login screen will state "Safeboot" in red type). Though obviously less than elegant as a useful workaround, it does tend to at third-party enhancement items that are installed for all users. Perhaps a something that installs a Kernal Extension (kext) at startup?

Perhaps we could compare outputs of the 'kextstat' Terminal command? Eliminate the Apple items and see what's left in common?

-David

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Wednesday, June 28 2006 @ 05:46 PM PDT

Photoshop 7.0 now fails - toryalaihart

CS 8.0 fails too. I just bought a fully loaded macbook pro - all options max power, copied application over with application support etc, application pretends to launch and then nothing at all. Multiprocessor support upgrade did nothing at all. SOL and not paying $1000 for another copy. bye-bye Photoshop it seems.

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Tuesday, May 22 2007 @ 07:05 PM PDT