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Hi all,
Hi all,
I’m no longer able to open files in the ways I’ve always used, either: – Dragging a photo on to the icon in my Dock; or
– Right click on file > Open With > Photoshop
The only way I can open files now is via File > Open, which (given the Mac filing system) is not convenient unless the photo is on the Desktop.
This problem has only recently occurred, but it doesn’t seem to be linked to any particular event. One day it was working, the next not.
Can anyone tell me how to restore the functions I’m used to? I can’t find any Preference files for Photoshop (e.g com.photoshop.plist) to trash.
I’m using CS1 on a Mac running Tiger 10.4.11.
Thanks,
Andrew
Hi all,
I’m no longer able to open files in the ways I’ve always used, either: – Dragging a photo on to the icon in my Dock; or
– Right click on file > Open With > Photoshop
The only way I can open files now is via File > Open, which (given the Mac filing system) is not convenient unless the photo is on the Desktop.
This problem has only recently occurred, but it doesn’t seem to be linked to any particular event. One day it was working, the next not.
Can anyone tell me how to restore the functions I’m used to? I can’t find any Preference files for Photoshop (e.g com.photoshop.plist) to trash.
I’m using CS1 on a Mac running Tiger 10.4.11.
Thanks,
Andrew
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