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How do I install Topaz Adjust with both Photoshop CS3 and CS4?
Is there a way to install Topaz Adjust in Photoshop CS4 while I still have it installed in Photoshop CS3? When I try, an installer window asks if I want to repair or remove Topaz Adjust with no option to install or re-install. Any way around this (assuming it's within the licensing agreement)?
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Inappropriate?Yes.
For Windows:
Go to Photoshop CS4 plug-ins folder. This is usually located in C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS4\Plug-Ins. You'll see a TopazAdjust shortcut icon. Right click that file, click Copy, and go to your Photoshop CS3 plug-ins folder. This is usually in C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS3\Plug-Ins. Right click any empty space in the folder and click Paste.
For Mac:
Go to Photoshop CS4 plug-ins folder. This is usually located in Mac HD->Applications->Adobe Photoshop CS4->Plug-Ins. Copy the TopazAdjust folder and Paste it into your Photoshop CS3 plug-ins folder.
Oh, and make sure you restart Photoshop after doing this. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Thanx Eric. I actually just figured this out on my own a few minutes ago... doh! Needed to install a slew of other plug-ins into PS CS4 as well so resorted to turning on my brain! Have a nice day! Oh, by the way, absolutely love Topaz Adjust. Kudos to you and your team. -
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This works also if you maintain a separate plugin directory. I use C:\...adobe\plugins and install all of my additional plug ins here so that I don't have to reinstall for every upgrade. I moved the shortcut to this directory and it works for both CS3 and CS4 -
Inappropriate?Hi Rob,
Great idea. That works better than my suggestion!
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Inappropriate?Thanks Eric
but I couldn't have done it without your initial reply as to where the shortcut was.
It is working well for me in both versions now.
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Inappropriate?Great solution. Only, I think in Eric's original description he meant to say copy the shortcut from the CS3 plug-in directory to the CS4 plug-in directory. The problem is that the shortcut is missing in the CS4 directory.
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Inappropriate?Now if you download the newest V2.5, the installer should automatically install for both CS3 and CS4 if they are installed in their default location /Application/Adobe/
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Inappropriate?does the 64bit version of CS4 make a difference
cause i tried to install it like 5 times
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Inappropriate?64-bit will only install for CS4 64-bit since CS3 does not support 64-bit. All you need to do is to run the 64-bit installer AFTER installing the 32-bit.
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