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Anyone ever see anything like this:
I’ve got two network users (OS X 10.3 workstations and server. Users are Open Directory users saving to and authenticating to the server) whose install of Photoshop 7 immediately tries to go out to the internet to adobe.com for updates. The program stops responding almost immediately. This behavior follows them from machine to machine in a lab of 13 networked workstations.
The program is set up to Never look for updates.
The users are blocked via Workgroup Manager from getting to the internet. (Safari and IE are both blocked for their user group.) I tried to fix the problem by allowing them access to the net and by trying to manually install the latest updates for Photoshop 7.0, but neither solution changed anything.
Thanks for any input.
I’ve got two network users (OS X 10.3 workstations and server. Users are Open Directory users saving to and authenticating to the server) whose install of Photoshop 7 immediately tries to go out to the internet to adobe.com for updates. The program stops responding almost immediately. This behavior follows them from machine to machine in a lab of 13 networked workstations.
The program is set up to Never look for updates.
The users are blocked via Workgroup Manager from getting to the internet. (Safari and IE are both blocked for their user group.) I tried to fix the problem by allowing them access to the net and by trying to manually install the latest updates for Photoshop 7.0, but neither solution changed anything.
Thanks for any input.
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