"Check Plug-in"

SF
Posted By
Shaun_Ferguson
Jul 21, 2004
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OS 9.2.2
Photoshop 7.0.1
I have some Photoshop files on an external firewire drive. If I open PS7 first I can open the files; if, on the other hand, when PS7 is not open I double-click on a file I get the brief message "Check Plug-in" at the top of the screen and PS7 does not launch.
Anyone have any ideas why?

(When this first happened I then had to delete the File Exchange prefs file as documents were opening as "Untitled"; this put opening back to normal – until the next time I tried double-clicking on a file on the external disc.)
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Ram
Jul 21, 2004
Shaun,

Rebuild your desktop ASAP. (Hold down the Command and Option keys throught the entire startup process.)
SF
Shaun_Ferguson
Jul 21, 2004
Ramón – excellent! Thank you very much – all documents now have the right description.
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Ram
Jul 21, 2004
Glad it worked, Shaun. Thanks for reporting back.

Rebuild your Desktop about once moth.
SF
Shaun_Ferguson
Jul 22, 2004
The Check Plug-in message had something to do with Omnipage X. I had a backed up copy of Omnipage on the external disc. Removing this got rid of the CheckPlug application that was in the Omnipage Extras.
Everything fine now. Thanks.

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