Photoshop :: CS5 Quitting Repeatedly In OS X 10.8.2?
Sep 23, 2012
I just upgraded my iMac (3.06 GHz i3 with 8 GB RAM) to OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2). Tonight I opened Photoshop CS5 for the first time since the OS X upgrade and created a new document (8.5x11 grayscale, 300dpi). Everything was fine until I saved the document, then "saved as" under a different filename. When I tried to re-open the original document, Photoshop immediately quit and continued to quit every time I tried to open the original document. I concluded that the document had gotten corrupted and started over, recreating the document from scratch; but exactly the same thing happened again. Once I saved the original document under a different name, Photoshop immediately quit every time I tried to reopen either the original document or the "saved as" version.
My copy of PhotoShop has worked fine ever since I've had it
Now, suddenly, I can't open it. When I try, the loading splash screen appears and goes through all the things it's loading, as usual. But as soon as it's finished loading, it automatically quits on its own.
I Have to force quit Photoshop CS5 in order to get it to quit at all? Then it takes quit azwhile to quit after which a user report comes up to be sent in to Adobe.
I have tried opening it resetting the prefs file, to no avail.
I've literally been opening it for the past hour but it quits within 30-60 seconds..Did they purposely give us this one for free knowing it doesnt work
I am working in Mac OS 10.7.5 and CS5 applications are freezing constantly. I have to force quit them. They freeze randomly while I am working in them and if I ever leave them running and come back later to work then they are almost always frozen.
Every time i go to edit something in Photoshop Extended Cs6 the software crashes... for example.. i place a 3D object in my picture, i can place the object, but the second I place it and try to change anything about the object, the software crashes and gives me this error report, and asks me to close the application.
Recently, our Photoshop CS3 (Extended) repeatedly crashes. We are working on a Mac (OS 10.6.8).It crashes at no specific/particular point, during a specific action, or when in a particular file.But it happens very frequently when trying to work.
We have uninstalled and re-installed it over a dozen times, even on different hard-drives.
I am trying to install the trial for CS4 Extended and no matter what I've tried the installation always fails. I am running Vista64 w/ AMD64 5000+ dual core and 4 GB RAM. Any ideas on how I can get the installation to actually install the program? It doesn't give me any specific error code, it just says that my installation failed and asks me to restart my computer and try again.
PS CS5 on a Mac OS 10.6.8 I'm working on a document that gives me this message upon opening "ALERT Fonts used in some text layers are not available for activation. You will need to replace these fonts before the layers can be used for vector based output." As soon as I click on the "ok" button.
It crashes. So I don't have any time to change the fonts or make any modifications to the file. It was working fine yesterday and today it's not accessible. Is there a way to restore the file or resave it so that I can get in there and make the final changes and save it for print? Of course it's nearly finished and hours of work have gone in to creating it.
I have the creative cloud for teams setup on my computer. My comp specs are as follow:
Windows 7 Home Premium SP 1 Intel(r) Core i7 CPU Q 740 @1.73GHz 8gb ram. 64 bit operating system. ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5870
This is an ASUS Republic of Gamers G73-JH Laptop.Everytime I launch Photoshop CS6, it works fine to open a picture or start a new one, but as soon as I try to manipulate the canvas with any tool, or any command, Photoshop crashes.
Photoshop keeps recovering the same image over and over. How can I make it stop?I don't need the image. I already tried saving it to multiple locations.
I am now getting multiple systems that will not open Photoshop CS 6. As soon as PS starts to open, Application Manager starts and prevents PS from opening. The two applications alternate for control with neither being able to open. This problem is also occurring with Illustrator CS 6 and now has started in Photoshop.
When the "fight" starts you have to do a forced shut down (power button for 10 seconds) in order to be able to login. Then Uninstalling the application, either by the Uninstaller of PS or by using the ELA uninstaller created when the Install package is created. Systems are Apple 10.8.2 with Adobe Application Manager Enterprise Created installer for Master Suite.
This has now appeared on six or seven systems of the approximatly 200 that got the install. The applications ran normally with no problems for about two weeks bu now the problems are popping up for no appearent reason.
I scan images to go into my website on a regular basis. I scan them bring them into photoshop, use the marquise tool to move individual images to be corrected and made ready to put in website, then I save them and delete that layer from photoshop. I then go to the next image and when I use the marquise tool the previous image keeps coming on the screen.
I am unable to delete permanently that first image so I can move on to the next image. Then I ran into the problem of not being able to more an image from the clipboard. It isn't highlighted so I can click it. Don't know what to do and I have to resolve this ASAP to keep up with my work.
i don't do much printing through lightroom but yesterday went to print a contact type document and the application would constantly quit as soon as i hit 'print'. it does this whether i print by hitting 'print' directly or whether i go through the printer dialog box and then hit print.
Date/Time: 2011-07-23 18:08:41.424 -0400 OS Version: Mac OS X 10.7 (11A511) Report Version: 9
Interval Since Last Report: 64735 sec Crashes Since Last Report: 15 Per-App Crashes Since Last Report: 13 Anonymous UUID: 17486957-5091-4D35-9C35-190464A01EAD
I have encountered a problem when attempting to save my DWG. A message appears quickly then the program closes, or the program will just instantly close when I hit save. I am using Cad 2012 on a macbook pro. see the attached file that is a screenshot of the pop-up that I receive.
The inital thread was created because Adobe Illustrator from CS6, downloaded via the Creative Cloud, quits unexpectedly upon launch everytime. However, all of the other desktop apps I downloaded work perfectly.
I tried every step suggested in the thread, however none of the solutions worked. I restarted my computer afterwards and it still does not work.
I have a Dell Studio 540 desktop running Vista Home Premium. Burner is a PLDS DVD+-RW DH-16A6S ATA Device. I recently burnt 1hr35m mpg to double layered disc without any issue. I then used VSX2 to create DVD using slightly modified menu templates and 12 chapters. I felt the initial stall may have been a glitch so attempted again. The burn stopped once more at 99% complete as indicated in attached jpg.
So i've been able to successfully import a single block at a time into an active drawing, now i'm trying to insert the same block multiple times to essentially create a layout within the drawing. How would i go about inserting a selected block "x" amount of times. What i've got so far is this:
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Data; using System.Drawing;
[Code] .....
ideally this next section will iterate the import process "x" amount of times and allow for effetive block placement!
Below is part of some code that i had used to copy a paperspace layout "x" amount of times. I understand the iteration part but am not sure how to apply it to a block. I don't know how to reference the block that i intend to insert and then have it populate "x" amount of times.
/* for (int i = 1; i <= numLayouts; i++){ lm.CopyLayout("Layout1", "SP-" + i.ToString()); Layout layout = (Layout)trx.GetObject(lm.GetLayoutId("SP-" + i.ToString()), OpenMode.ForWrite); } [Code] .......
I have been using LR since version 1 without problems. I run LR 4.4 on an iMac 27 inch with an external HD - originally OSX 10.6.8. The disk was originally firewire but I have recently changed that to a USB3.0 4tb drive. I copied all my photos and catalogs onto that drive and it worked without problems for about 2-3 months. Recently however I am getting crashes whereas I have never had one before. Suddenly LR4.4 started saying that it had experienced an unknown error and had to quit. On re-launch it wouldn't open the catalog. In fact not only would it not open the catalog, it had left 2 files in the folder with the catalog - lrcat-journal and lrcat-lock. Neither of these can be deleted (I get an unknown error code -50 if I try to do so). However if I restart the computer I can then delete them.
I thought it might be an operating system problem and finally upgraded to OSX 10.8.5. Same problems but I noted an error message saying that there had been a problem reading from the preview cache. I deleted the contents of a folder called Lightroom Cache and deleted my previews. (In fact I run an identical system at another location and simply copy catalogs from one system to the other as I work on them and so I copied the previews from the other system). This seemed to work better.
But then I installed the demo of LR 5, upgraded my LR4 catalog and am having precisely the same problems. I should say that the other system (still on 10.6.8 and an external firewire drive) has worked flawlessly since version 4 was released - and had no problems with versions 1, 2 and 3.
Since LR 5 is exhibiting the same problems, my only thought is that it is a problem with my USB drive. I have run Diskwarrior on it and rebuilt the directory - no problems encountered and have run Disk Utility on it - again no problems found. I have had no problems with the drive that I am aware of - it seems perfectly stable and behaves exactly as it should.
I cannot use LR 4.4 or 5 on this system. Is there any reason why LR should have started to object to the USB drive (it is USB 3.0 and my iMac is only USB 2.0 but there is backwards compatibility). Something is very wrong but I can't work out where to start.
We've carried out a company upgrade of AutoCad to 2014. Since then a fair few PC's display an odd behavior of rapidly flashing bottom toolbars when more than one drawing is open at a time. One PC resolved this by upgrading their video driver.
