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Hi folks,
I run regular maintenence on my systems via Cocktail scheduling and I also leave my machines on 24/7 so the autoscripts run as well. However I have an odd problem with Photoshop CS.
Every so often I launch it to be presented with the startup screen (the themplate… new file.. screen) and all my preferences are reset. Thi sisnt’ a huge issue I simply run an action to reset all teh preferences correctly and relaunch the application. it will then chug along fine for a couple weeks and then the same thing will occur.
I’ve tried Preferential Treatment, an application that verifies your preference file and it always reprts the pref as okay.
Is anyone else experienceing this at all?
BTW, it’s only Photoshop CS that this happens with. All other Creative Suite apps and MXStudio apps don’t suffer from this issue. Not that that in itself means a whole lot, I know. It simply makes me wonder if it’s a Photoshop CS issue.
OS10.3.3 and the machine this happens on is a 1ghz G4 1.25 gb RAM, 2 internal drives, dedicated scratch.
I run regular maintenence on my systems via Cocktail scheduling and I also leave my machines on 24/7 so the autoscripts run as well. However I have an odd problem with Photoshop CS.
Every so often I launch it to be presented with the startup screen (the themplate… new file.. screen) and all my preferences are reset. Thi sisnt’ a huge issue I simply run an action to reset all teh preferences correctly and relaunch the application. it will then chug along fine for a couple weeks and then the same thing will occur.
I’ve tried Preferential Treatment, an application that verifies your preference file and it always reprts the pref as okay.
Is anyone else experienceing this at all?
BTW, it’s only Photoshop CS that this happens with. All other Creative Suite apps and MXStudio apps don’t suffer from this issue. Not that that in itself means a whole lot, I know. It simply makes me wonder if it’s a Photoshop CS issue.
OS10.3.3 and the machine this happens on is a 1ghz G4 1.25 gb RAM, 2 internal drives, dedicated scratch.
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