Bridge won't stay open

Hi all!

I bought and installed Photoshop CS2, Indesign CS2 more than a year ago. All are genuine Adobe products, duly registered. I was working on Photoshop and Bridge in the morning and everything worked fine. Then, in the afternoon, I bought and installed Adobe Premiere Element. I installed Premiere and worked on a film.

After supper, I tried to get back to my work on Photoshop. As soon as I clicked on Bridge, It started opening and I got a flag stating: "Adobe Bridge cannot be used at this time because of licensing restrictions. You must have installed and launched at least one other application to use Adobe Bridge." See screen:

http://celestart.com/images/publiques/adobe-bridge.jpg

Photoshop was open at the time. I tried with Indesign with the same results. I re-booted, yet same. Finally, I went to Adobe and downloaded AdobeBridge_1.0.4_updater.exe. It won't even open for installation.

Funny thing. Before, I could open Bridge *alone* without any problem.

Any idea? Thanks,

Marcel.

"Celcius" wrote in message

Hi all!

I bought and installed Photoshop CS2, Indesign CS2 more than a year ago. All are genuine Adobe products, duly registered. I was working on Photoshop and Bridge in the morning and everything worked fine. Then, in the afternoon, I bought and installed Adobe Premiere Element. I installed Premiere and worked on a film.

After supper, I tried to get back to my work on Photoshop. As soon as I clicked on Bridge, It started opening and I got a flag stating: "Adobe Bridge cannot be used at this time because of licensing restrictions. You must have installed and launched at least one other application to use Adobe Bridge." See screen:

http://celestart.com/images/publiques/adobe-bridge.jpg

Photoshop was open at the time. I tried with Indesign with the same results. I re-booted, yet same. Finally, I went to Adobe and downloaded AdobeBridge_1.0.4_updater.exe. It won't even open for installation.
Funny thing. Before, I could open Bridge *alone* without any problem.
Any idea? Thanks,

Marcel.

See
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb 402799&sliceId=1

TWK

"Toobi-Won Kenobi" <Toobi-won > wrote in message

"Celcius" wrote in message

Hi all!

I bought and installed Photoshop CS2, Indesign CS2 more than a year ago. All are genuine Adobe products, duly registered. I was working on Photoshop and Bridge in the morning and everything worked fine. Then, in the afternoon, I bought and installed Adobe Premiere Element. I installed Premiere and worked on a film.

After supper, I tried to get back to my work on Photoshop. As soon as I clicked on Bridge, It started opening and I got a flag stating: "Adobe Bridge cannot be used at this time because of licensing restrictions. You must have installed and launched at least one other application to use Adobe Bridge." See screen:

http://celestart.com/images/publiques/adobe-bridge.jpg

Photoshop was open at the time. I tried with Indesign with the same results. I re-booted, yet same. Finally, I went to Adobe and downloaded AdobeBridge_1.0.4_updater.exe. It won't even open for installation.
Funny thing. Before, I could open Bridge *alone* without any problem.
Any idea? Thanks,

Marcel.

See
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb 402799&sliceId=1
TWK

Thanks.
I'm going to try this and come back to you.
Marcel

"Toobi-Won Kenobi" <Toobi-won > wrote in message

"Celcius" wrote in message

Hi all!

I bought and installed Photoshop CS2, Indesign CS2 more than a year ago. All are genuine Adobe products, duly registered. I was working on Photoshop and Bridge in the morning and everything worked fine. Then, in the afternoon, I bought and installed Adobe Premiere Element. I installed Premiere and worked on a film.

After supper, I tried to get back to my work on Photoshop. As soon as I clicked on Bridge, It started opening and I got a flag stating: "Adobe Bridge cannot be used at this time because of licensing restrictions. You must have installed and launched at least one other application to use Adobe Bridge." See screen:

http://celestart.com/images/publiques/adobe-bridge.jpg

Photoshop was open at the time. I tried with Indesign with the same results. I re-booted, yet same. Finally, I went to Adobe and downloaded AdobeBridge_1.0.4_updater.exe. It won't even open for installation.
Funny thing. Before, I could open Bridge *alone* without any problem.
Any idea? Thanks,

Marcel.

See
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb 402799&sliceId=1
TWK

Hi again!
Thanks again for the address. I did a serch and never found it. I'm shying away from the first choice which I find very "iffy" ;-) I'm going to try the second solution (installing Photoshop on a second computer).
However, I cannot identify "the licence folder". Would you know how to identify it?
Thanks,
Marcel

"Celcius" wrote in message

"Toobi-Won Kenobi" <Toobi-won > wrote in message

"Celcius" wrote in message

Hi all!

I bought and installed Photoshop CS2, Indesign CS2 more than a year ago. All are genuine Adobe products, duly registered. I was working on Photoshop and Bridge in the morning and everything worked fine. Then, in the afternoon, I bought and installed Adobe Premiere Element. I installed Premiere and worked on a film.

After supper, I tried to get back to my work on Photoshop. As soon as I clicked on Bridge, It started opening and I got a flag stating: "Adobe Bridge cannot be used at this time because of licensing restrictions. You must have installed and launched at least one other application to use Adobe Bridge." See screen:

http://celestart.com/images/publiques/adobe-bridge.jpg

Photoshop was open at the time. I tried with Indesign with the same results. I re-booted, yet same. Finally, I went to Adobe and downloaded AdobeBridge_1.0.4_updater.exe. It won't even open for installation.
Funny thing. Before, I could open Bridge *alone* without any problem.
Any idea? Thanks,

Marcel.

See
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb 402799&sliceId=1
TWK

Thanks.
I'm going to try this and come back to you.

Marcel

Off to France early morning with 40 school kids, see you Saturday. ;) TWK

"Toobi-Won Kenobi" <Toobi-won > wrote in message

"Celcius" wrote in message

"Toobi-Won Kenobi" <Toobi-won > wrote in message

"Celcius" wrote in message

Hi all!

I bought and installed Photoshop CS2, Indesign CS2 more than a year ago. All are genuine Adobe products, duly registered. I was working on Photoshop and Bridge in the morning and everything worked fine. Then, in the afternoon, I bought and installed Adobe Premiere Element. I installed Premiere and worked on a film.

After supper, I tried to get back to my work on Photoshop. As soon as I clicked on Bridge, It started opening and I got a flag stating: "Adobe Bridge cannot be used at this time because of licensing restrictions. You must have installed and launched at least one other application to use Adobe Bridge." See screen:

http://celestart.com/images/publiques/adobe-bridge.jpg

Photoshop was open at the time. I tried with Indesign with the same results. I re-booted, yet same. Finally, I went to Adobe and downloaded AdobeBridge_1.0.4_updater.exe. It won't even open for installation.
Funny thing. Before, I could open Bridge *alone* without any problem.
Any idea? Thanks,

Marcel.

Have a great trip!
Marcel

See
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb 402799&sliceId=1
TWK

Thanks.
I'm going to try this and come back to you.

Marcel

Off to France early morning with 40 school kids, see you Saturday. ;) TWK

"Celcius" wrote in message

Hi all!

I bought and installed Photoshop CS2, Indesign CS2 more than a year ago. All are genuine Adobe products, duly registered. I was working on Photoshop and Bridge in the morning and everything worked fine. Then, in the afternoon, I bought and installed Adobe Premiere Element. I installed Premiere and worked on a film.

After supper, I tried to get back to my work on Photoshop. As soon as I clicked on Bridge, It started opening and I got a flag stating: "Adobe Bridge cannot be used at this time because of licensing restrictions. You must have installed and launched at least one other application to use Adobe Bridge." See screen:

http://celestart.com/images/publiques/adobe-bridge.jpg

Photoshop was open at the time. I tried with Indesign with the same results. I re-booted, yet same. Finally, I went to Adobe and downloaded AdobeBridge_1.0.4_updater.exe. It won't even open for installation.
Funny thing. Before, I could open Bridge *alone* without any problem.
Any idea? Thanks,

Marcel.

Thank you Toobi-Won Kenobi!
I went the route of regedit and everything's fine now.
Marcel

"Celcius" wrote in message

"Celcius" wrote in message

Hi all!

I bought and installed Photoshop CS2, Indesign CS2 more than a year ago. All are genuine Adobe products, duly registered. I was working on Photoshop and Bridge in the morning and everything worked fine. Then, in the afternoon, I bought and installed Adobe Premiere Element. I installed Premiere and worked on a film.

After supper, I tried to get back to my work on Photoshop. As soon as I clicked on Bridge, It started opening and I got a flag stating: "Adobe Bridge cannot be used at this time because of licensing restrictions. You must have installed and launched at least one other application to use Adobe Bridge." See screen:

http://celestart.com/images/publiques/adobe-bridge.jpg

Photoshop was open at the time. I tried with Indesign with the same results. I re-booted, yet same. Finally, I went to Adobe and downloaded AdobeBridge_1.0.4_updater.exe. It won't even open for installation.
Funny thing. Before, I could open Bridge *alone* without any problem.
Any idea? Thanks,

Marcel.

Thank you Toobi-Won Kenobi!
I went the route of regedit and everything's fine now.
Marcel

Hello Marcel,

Trip went well, all younglings back in one piece, glad you sorted your problem.
Regards

TWK

"Toobi-Won Kenobi" <Toobi-won > wrote in message

"Celcius" wrote in message

"Celcius" wrote in message

Hi all!

I bought and installed Photoshop CS2, Indesign CS2 more than a year ago. All are genuine Adobe products, duly registered. I was working on Photoshop and Bridge in the morning and everything worked fine. Then, in the afternoon, I bought and installed Adobe Premiere Element. I installed Premiere and worked on a film.

After supper, I tried to get back to my work on Photoshop. As soon as I clicked on Bridge, It started opening and I got a flag stating: "Adobe Bridge cannot be used at this time because of licensing restrictions. You must have installed and launched at least one other application to use Adobe Bridge." See screen:

http://celestart.com/images/publiques/adobe-bridge.jpg

Photoshop was open at the time. I tried with Indesign with the same results. I re-booted, yet same. Finally, I went to Adobe and downloaded AdobeBridge_1.0.4_updater.exe. It won't even open for installation.
Funny thing. Before, I could open Bridge *alone* without any problem.
Any idea? Thanks,

Marcel.

Thank you Toobi-Won Kenobi!
I went the route of regedit and everything's fine now.
Marcel

Hello Marcel,

Trip went well, all younglings back in one piece, glad you sorted your problem.
Regards

TWK

Thanks!
Welcome back home
Marcel