1. Whenever I try to update Illustrator, it says there's a conflict: "Please save your work and close the following programs, then click Continue: -Adobe Illustrator CC 2015.3
But I haven't been running that.
It said the same thing when I tried uninstalling Illustrator.
2. None of the apps will open up, including Photoshop, which is the one I most recently updated. They won't open from anywhere.
I'd appreciate your help, thanks!
reset your preferences -
illustrator: http://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/setting-preferences.html
photoshop: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/375776
I designed (in illustrator) and exported a border for a website. I am trying to put the SVG or PNG elements of the border into HTML but would like to make it hold content and be responsive to different browsers and mobile. The border holding content is to roll out of the navigation bar (interactive). It looks Dreamweaver and Animate might be helpful. I see Muse helps with looking at the scale of browser to mobile screen in terms of design.
Ok...
Thanks a lot!
My business is about to fail because I can barely use CC on my brand-new Mac and Adobe won't even take my call. When will someone break up Adobe's mafia-like monopoly?
I love all the cc apps but I'm wondering which one to use to add music visualizations in a picture. The kind that move to a beat. I just didn't know which program would be best suited for this task.
I have Windows 10, and those pages don't give information on how to do it for Windows 10.
each of those would work. i think muse might be the easiest to learn to use if you're unfamiliar with all three.
you're welcome.
did you try the shortcut keys?
you could use animate pro but there's a significant learning curve if you're not familiar with that program and actionscript.
Before I installed Creative Cloud, I would regularly use the default Windows 10 Explorer to browse the contents of my hard drives looking for pics. I could select View by: Large Icon, Small Icon, etc. and see a thumbnail of my images. This was even occasionally true for Photoshop documents, but always the case for png, .tif, .jpg, .gif, .bmp. I honestly figured that Adobe would fix the unreliability of Photoshop icons and prayed that they would somehow enable eps and Illustrator previews.
Instead, what I got was a haphazard mess of photoshop document icons and the occasional correct icon. Furthermore, the entire Windows 10 Image Preview pane no longer works for any files either created in or edited in any Abobe. CC App. This is not the case for the items I had edited/created/opened in CS6...they still look fine.
You'll notice in the attached screenshot that the green progress bar is about 105% done...It never used to do that. It could easily display the contents of any folder on my hard drive. Now, my entire computer is slowed down by something searching for files or updating the display.
And before you start with the "rebuild desktop icons" or "just wait and it will eventually update, that is not the case. I have left my PC with the same Explorer window open to a folder that had plenty of images for more than 48 hours one weekend. Nothing changed.
Do not try to claim this is Windows' problem because when I uninstalled CC, suddenly the icon preview worked great again. I can't help but feel that this is some sort of inadvertent sabotage that encourages you to use Adobe Bridge CC for the solution.
Any suggestions or anybody else experienced this problem?
I do not wish to clean... I want all Adobe garbage off my computer... everything that I have ever used just slows everything down... and auto runs all the time... Creative Cloud is like malware... when you go to uninstall it says it cant because there are other programs that need it. Well I dont want them either then... everything I had prior worked fine. The fact that there are 10s of thousands asking the same question speaks volumes on the quality... And I see all the Adobe experts want to do is help you keep it installed. I will be taking my computer to a professional Monday anything found attached to Adobe that is blocked from unistall will be filed in a report and I will pursue legal action.
I'm having issues using photoshop (and the rest of adobe cloud products) on two different devices. Even when downloaded on both computers, and only active on one computer at a time, I will consistently get the error 'License Denied'. This only happens on the computer I installed the products on second. This error is new, as it worked perfectly fine on both computers for three days.
I do not have an Adobe account tied to this purchase, as the only info I have been given from the school were download links and instructions on installing. This means I cannot login to activate/deactivate the products on either computer. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
The full error below reads:
License Denied.
The license for creative cloud on this device has been denied.
Please contact your administrator to re-serialize this device and add it back to the Creative Cloud All Apps Pool. If the administrator has already taken this step, please wait 15 minutes and try again.
I believe Educational licenses can only be run on one computer at a time. You need to deactivate on one machine be before using on a second.
The problem is deactivation. How can this be done without an adobe ID (that I know of) tied to the account? Do I need to contact and explain this to my school administrator? If so, would it be possible for them to allow me to activate and deactivate across my computers at will? Thanks for the prompt reply!
would there be any other program you might recommend?
that depends on what you're trying to do. if you really want something really does parse the sound at different pitches and displays something that represents the spectrum of pitches, animate is the only program that i know does that.