Showing posts with label LION. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LION. Show all posts

Thursday, March 15, 2012

On LION, last opened photograph is always opened with Editor of Adobe Photoshop Elements || How to Get rid of unintended opening of a Photograph on every launch of Adobe Photoshop Elements Editor

If this is a problem you are facing on LION that whenever you launch Adobe Photoshop Elements, last opened photograph is always opened with it. This is something which is not related to Adobe Photoshop Elements and some default settings in LION are causing this. 

This must have been happening with other applications as well. Did you notice it? So you want to stop this then go to  System Preferences -> General and uncheck "Restore windows when quitting and reopening apps"

Saturday, August 27, 2011

Photoshop Elements is crashing on my Macbook pro with LION on it

For last few days I have been going through various forums where behavior of Photoshop Elements on Lion is being discussed. Some of the folks are seeing some crashes which are not there on Leopard or Snow-Leopard. 


Following workaround has worked for many of the folks -




1. Go to Mac Settings dialog.
2. Click on Energy Saving option
3. Uncheck the "Automatic Graphics" in Energy Saving Preferences.



If you are also seeing some crashes on LION with Adobe Photoshop Elements. Try this workaround and share your experiences.

Friday, August 26, 2011

Not able to open more than one file in Adobe Photoshop Elements - Edtior

Recently an issue has been observed by folks who have upgraded to LION OS on Mac. When they try to open iPHOTO photographs in Editor, option for Opening the files gets disabled after opening one file. 


There are some workarounds to this problem and work well.


Here are some details -


1. Open iPhoto and drag any image from it to the PSE Editor icon on the doc.

2. Press Ctrl+O and from the open file dialog box drag the image into the PSE workspace when all other images are in floating windows mode.

3. Set PSE as an default editor in iPhoto and then open images from there.

4. Import images from Iphoto into the organizer . From the organizer open photes in PSE Editor.
 

Any of these workarounds should in this case. 

if you are facing this issue and trying any of these workarounds, please comment back to certify these.

Thursday, August 25, 2011

Adobe Photoshop Elements 6.0 and Mac's new OS LION - Is PSE6 set to run in Rosetta

LION is latest OS from Mac and Rosetta is not there. If you are using Adobe Photoshop Elements 8.0 or 9.0, you need to do anything, but in case of PSE6 you have do be aware of few things before upgrading to LION. Barbara has very well explained this on her blog and I don't want to rewrite it again. 


Check check -


http://barbarabrundage.com/2011/07/29/photoshop-elements-6-and-lion/

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Adobe Photoshop Elements on LION - Have you tried it?

Although we know that Photoshop Elements is not supported on LION, but there is no harm in trying it. I have seen many folks using it and working fine. Some of the folks have been discussing some issues on LION ... Here we are trying to list down known issues with LION and Adobe Photoshop Elements, with probable workarounds...

I have seen different  forum discussions on Adobe websites and also visited Mac app portals where Photoshop Elements 9.0, 8.0, 6.0 are marked as working application with some users facing some issues which have not very clear understanding if those have workarounds or not.


Please have a look at an article published by ADOBE on LION support by different application - http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/905/cpsid_90508.html

Friday, August 5, 2011

Adobe Photoshop Elements on LION

Did you use your Adobe Photoshop Elements Version on LION? I used my 9th version on LION and so far it's doing good and haven't seen any issue. 

I thought of starting this so that folks can share theoir experiences with other versions as well.


As of now, I heard one issue due to which Photoshop Elements crashes on quit. I read more about this problem on web and found that issue is seen on machines which have OnONE installed and OnONE is working to resolve this. In case you are encountering this crash in Adobe Photoshop Elements, just check out

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