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Hello,
I was recently given Photoshop CS3 Extended as a Mother’s Day gift. I am a fairly new user, only having used Photoshop CS2 Trial Edtion for a few weeks. I uninstalled the trial version and cleaned the registry, etc. Then I installed the new PS CS3. It seems to have installed just fine on my Dell PC, and I am running Windows XP Home Edition.
However, I don’t know why this is happening, but when I click the "Help" button I get a window that pops up called Adobe Help Viewer. Then I can put in the information I’m searching for to get help. The answer will flash by and then I get a line of type saying "This topic is in the Help system of another product. To view the topic, install that product. about:blank".
The problem is what product?? Doesn’t PS CS3 come with help topics included? Where do I get the help files? Is this an installation problem?
Thanks in advance for your advice, I am baffled,
Holly Carmichael
I was recently given Photoshop CS3 Extended as a Mother’s Day gift. I am a fairly new user, only having used Photoshop CS2 Trial Edtion for a few weeks. I uninstalled the trial version and cleaned the registry, etc. Then I installed the new PS CS3. It seems to have installed just fine on my Dell PC, and I am running Windows XP Home Edition.
However, I don’t know why this is happening, but when I click the "Help" button I get a window that pops up called Adobe Help Viewer. Then I can put in the information I’m searching for to get help. The answer will flash by and then I get a line of type saying "This topic is in the Help system of another product. To view the topic, install that product. about:blank".
The problem is what product?? Doesn’t PS CS3 come with help topics included? Where do I get the help files? Is this an installation problem?
Thanks in advance for your advice, I am baffled,
Holly Carmichael
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