Web Design Web Design Forum
Registration is free! Here you can view your subscribed threads, work with private messages and edit your profile and preferences Calendar Find other members Frequently Asked Questions Search
Home Web Design

Convenient web based access to our favorite web design Usenet groups

web design reviews

This is Interesting: Free Magazines for Graphics designers and webmasters  





  Last Thread  Next Thread
Author
Thread Post New Thread   

Photoshop 7 crashing
 

Alison




quote this post edit post

IP Loged report this post

Old Post  09-23-04 - 05:15 PM  
With computer problems around the office I have been forced to go back
to Photoshop 7 on Windows XP for the time being.  However I have
discovered a nasty little problem of Photoshop crashing right after I
launch the program.

I can't figure it out; I launch the program and go to open a "new" image
and it crashes.  I open and existing file and once the image comes up it
crashes.  I try to access the "Preferences" and it crashes.

When it crashes none of the interface buttons respond, the menu's are
grayed out, and the "X" close button is grayed out.  The only thing I
can do is force it to "end program" in the task manager.

Not knowing what was causing the problem I uninstalled and reinstalled
the program but the problem did not go away!

Photoshop was working up until just yesterday but now it is freaking out
and I don't know why.

Any ideas?
Thanks,
-Alison



Post Follow-Up to this message ]
Sponsored Links
 





All times are GMT. The time now is 05:04 PM. Post New Thread   
  Previous Last Thread   Next Thread next
Computer Graphics with Photoshop archive | Show Printable Version | Email this Page | Subscribe to this Thread

Popular forums

Adobe Photoshop forum Macromedia Flash Web Site Design
Dreamweaver FrontPage forum
JavaScript Forum XML forum
Style Sheets VRML
Forum Jump:
Rate This Thread:

 

XML RSS Feed web design latest articles Syndicate our forum via XML or simple JavaScript

Web Design archive  Database administration help  


Top Home  -  Register  -  Control Panel   -  Memberlist  -  Calendar  -  Faq  -  Search Top