Baker,
Not knowing what version of Photoshop you used prior to Photoshop CS, the main thing you need to be aware of regarding the Extensis plug-ins is that you should be certain you have the latest updates of any that you own. PhotoTools 3.0.6 is the latest version of that plug-in and was actually provided updated without a version number change for PS7, just to confuse things a bit. But, if you see that the PhotoTools 3.0.6 installer has a copyright date through 2002 in the file properties, that should be the "current" 3.0.6. If you want PhotoBars to work, you’ll need to pull over all the old files from an earlier version that implement PhotoBars, because Extensis has deleted that functionality as of Photoshop 6. Once you’ve got the functionality restored, you can remap whatever buttons/toolbars you use. To avoid doing that, I’ll refer you to my PhotoBars CS Supplement, information being available at <
http://jazzdiver.com/photoshop/photobars.htm>.
While PhotoTools 3.0.6 does work in Photoshop CS, there are times when the Extensis menu fails to appear. Oddly enough, I saw this occur today, for the first time in a long time. But, shutting down and reopening PSCS solved that little bug. I’ve not heard of anyone having problems among those who are users of my PhotoBars supplement, or else similar to me they’ve just accepted this occasional annoyance.
PhotoGraphics 1.0, PhotoFrame 2.5, Intellihance Pro 4.0, and MaskPro 3.0 all work fine in PS CS from what little I’ve explored them. Again, you’d need to ensure you’ve got the latest update for each of the latter 3. PhotoGraphics 1.0 still works as is.
Regards,
Daryl