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goslin

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PostPosted: Sun Oct 10, 2010 9:18 am    Post subject: Bridge shuts down unexpectedly Reply with quote

Hi everybody, I bought a MacBook Pro last February and installed Adobe Creative Suite 4. Everything has been fine up until about a month ago, when Bridge started shutting down. Also Photoshop itself shuts down, but not as much. I took the laptop to the dealership I bought it from and had them look at it. They did a scan and said everything was fine on their side. Also, when I slide my SD card in, a different window comes up than before. I used to have a window where all the pics on the card would show up, I select what I want, copy to an established folder, or create a new one. Now I get a different window that makes it harder to copy. In photoshop, in the layers column, there is a paint brush in the square box next to the eye no matter what pics I have selected.. Never there before. That started after checking out (Expressions Outlet-Designs & Templates) CD's I have purchased to work with Senior pics I have taken. Anybody know what I am experiencing? Thank you for your time.

Gary

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