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my cc icon on my desktop has dissapeard how do i get it back

the icon or the entire shorcut?
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Adobe Bridge Icon is Everywhere, What's with that?

   I have literally hundreds & hundreds of the [Adobe Bridge Icon] with the text following: Adobe Bridge Cache .bc or .bct.........
   These are everywhere imaginable, open any folder and see them. They are in the most unlikely places that have no connection to photoshop at all. The icons are usually paired, one with the .bc and the other with the .bct
   I'm always trashing them, it doesn't affect anything, nothing changes or happens by doing it. But, it's very annoying, there can be long strings of them especially in folders of pics. They can & do appear anywhere/everywhere but usually just in pairs, in or outside of subfolders but ultimately within a folder. Not sure, but come to think of it, they may appear on the desktop periodically. Also, when I do trash them they always seem to reappear later....maybe not all of them but most-
Is there a way to stop this?
I'm running Ps CS2
My system: 17" iMac G4: 1.35GHz, 1GB SDRAM, 80GB HD, 200GB Maxtor Ext.HD, Leopard 10.5.8.
**XLR8 MAChSpeed G4 7457 CPU+512 Cache**

This has nothing to do with Photoshop. Those files are Bridge cache files. In CS2, there was an option to use Central or Distributed cache. It sounds like you have the Distributed option selected.
[From: http://www.adobepress.com/articles/article.asp?p=483796]
By default, Adobe Bridge stores its cache in a central location. To make the cache more robust you can choose the Use Distributed Cache Files When Possible option in the Bridge Advanced Preferences dialog box. When this option is chosen, Bridge stores the cache for each folder in that folder. Doing so makes the cache more robust and eliminates the need to export the cache before burning a CD or DVD. However, this creates a pair of cache files in every folder. They are normally hidden, but you can view them if you choose View > Show Hidden Files. There are other caching options in the Cache submenu of the Tools menu, and in the Bridge Advanced Preferences.
regards,
steve

My desktop is covered with Adobe Reader icons. Why? How to get rid of them?

For some reason, my desktop recently become infested with Abobe Acrobat icons. I did nothing. one day I turned on my computer and of the maybe 100 icons on my desktop were changed to the Acrobat icons (or at least something that looks very much like it). The programs that they are connected to all still work.
So this is something that came along from the web (apparently) and switched in new icons for many of the programs on my desktop. Or what else I do not know.
The issue is how can I change all of these icons back to the images that they have been since the programs were installed or the file was stored on my desktop?
I actually saw the transition occur. All of a sudden my desktop flickered and 60 or 70 of the 160 icons on it were for Adobe Reader and, in fact, look exactly like the Adobe Readr icons I see now on this web page!!@!!
John Wirt

Assuming that you are on Windows: possibly https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/application-file-icons-change-acrobat.html

How do I re-install the Adobe CC app on my MacBook Pro? I have to reformat my hard drive today and I lost my Adobe CC icon in the toolbar??? Thank you!

How do I re-install Adobe CC onto my MacBook Pro laptop? I had to refromate my hard drive to Yosemite and I no longer have the Adobe CC icon in my toolbar? Thank You! Re

Log out of your Cloud account... Restart your computer... Log in to your paid Cloud account
-Sign in help http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/account-password-sign-faq.html
http://www.adobe.com/products/creativecloud/faq.html
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/help/install-apps.html to install or uninstall
http://forums.adobe.com/community/download_install_setup/creative_cloud_faq
What it is http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/help/creative-cloud-desktop.html
Cloud Getting Started https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud.html
-Install, update or UNinstall, and launch after installing

How do I remove the Adobe updater icon from the menu bar?

How can I remove the Adobe Updater icon from the menu bar? It's pixelated and looks broken. Any help is appreciated.
I found this thread, but it doesn't work. When I click on the Updater icon, then click "Open updater," it opens the Creative Cloud instead. I haven't found a way to remove the updater icon from within Creative cloud.
Remove Adobe Updater from OS X menu bar?
^^ Doesn't work
Anyone know how to remove it?
Thanks!

Found it, thanks to later posts in that thread I mentioned in the OP. Here is what they suggest (you have to use Photoshop):
1. In Photoshop, go to Help >Updates:
2. Click "Preferences" at the bottom right.
3. Uncheck the box labeled "Notify me of new updates on the menu bar." Then click "Ok."
Hope that helps anyone!

Some way or another I've manage to lose the adobe cc and adobe "A" icons from the top of my mac's screen

Some way or another I've manage to lose the adobe cc and adobe "A" icons from the top of my mac's screen how can I reload them?

Hi Ed,
Kindly check the below mentioned link to download the Creative Cloud apps.
Creative Cloud Help | Download, install, update, or uninstall apps
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Adobe pdf icon

Hello i would like to put the adobe PDF icon beside the links
to files that can be downloaded from a website, I assume I need to
get some sort of permisson to do this, how do i go about that?
Thank you,
Shontelle

no permission. it is already given on the Adobe site and you
are encouraged
to use the icon with a properly formatted link to the Adobe
downloadd page.
go here...
http://www.adobe.com/misc/permissions.html
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> Hello i would like to put the adobe PDF icon beside the
links to files
> that can
> be downloaded from a website, I assume I need to get
some sort of
> permisson to
> do this, how do i go about that?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Shontelle
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Where is my adobe xi icon. i just finished downloading adobe assistant.

where is my adobe xi icon. i just finished downloading adobe assistant.

Then you will still need to download and install Adobe Acrobat Professional. You can find it listed in the assistant under PDF.

Adobe updater icon in menubar - spinning wheel

Adobe updater icon in menubar (Adobe logo with a 1 next to it) - when I put cursor over it I get a spinning wheel.
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Quick ? re Adobe Application Icon

I'm getting an "out of memory" message whenever I attempt to add pages in Acrobat Professional, and it appears as if I need to adjust settings via the Acrobat Application Icon. I don't know how to find this icon, however, and I feel really stupid. Anyone willing to type out direcctions as to how to access the Adobe Application Icon? Thanks so much in advance

Thanks for the help, grafitti.
I am running Acrobat Professional 8.1.2 on a Dual Core Dell XPS M1530 with Vista.
When combining files to put together small to medium sized pdfs (20-100 MB's), I am getting an "out of memory" error message as I attempt to add pages to the document. I've tried everything I can, but nothing works. Perhaps we should just start from there and ignore the above post.
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Is there an Adobe ExportPDF icon for my windows computer?

Is there an Adobe ExportPDF icon for my windows computer?

No. It isn't something that installs on your computer at all. It's a service on Adobe's web site.

All my desktop icons are Adobe Reader icons, can't access related files

I was trying to open a file this morning, and when a pop-menu asked what application I wanted to choose (from a list) to open it, I clicked on Adobe Reader - just as a guess. After that, just about all my desktop icons are Adobe icons, and when I click on them, the pop up menus says I can't access the file. These icons also show up on my menu of all my MS Office programs like Outlook, Word, Excel, etc.
Tech support at Adobe recommended I use System Restore, but it also is now an Adobe icon, so I can't open it. If anyone can help reverse this, I'd greatly appreciate it.
Thanks,
David

Hi,
This also happened to me this morning. Now all my icons are PDF symbols and Reader opens when I try to open any other program. I uninstalled Reader it and it fixed itself but when I reinstalled the program the same issue occurred.
I wanted to make PDF reader the default application when openning PDF's vs. Distiller, tinkered and broke my computer.
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I don't have an "Adobe ebooks" icon on my Pandigital Novel

I would like to download books from the library onto my Pandigital Novel. I have no problems buying books from Barnes and Noble and downloading them but I can't do it for library books.
Here's what I know so far:
1. I have to download the book into my Adobe Digital Edition on my PC and then transfer it to my ereader. Both devices have been successfully authorized.
2. I have successfully done this and dragged the book into the bookshelf for my ereader when it's connected to my PC.
3. I unplugged my ereader and waited for it to show up in my library which it never did.
4. I have looked up different topics in forums and I think I may have found my problem - apparently I am supposed to have an icon in my applications menu for "Adobe ebooks" - however, I don't have one. I have scrolled all the way over to the right of that menu and there's nothing that even resembles it. I tried to download some things from Adobe to make it appear but I'm not having any luck. I know I'm missing something because when I go to "My Computer" on my PC and look it up in the file for my ereader, it shows that it's there...I just need to figure out how to download it. When I do a search using my ereader, it finds no files by that name.
I'm lost, please help!

PART ONE:
1) Go to http://www.adobe.com/products/digitaledi…
2) Scroll down. You should see a brown button that says "Install." Click.
3) Follow the given instructions.
4) Once ADE is downloaded, it will ask you to register and active your new program. To do so, you must go back to the website you started at (see above). In the top right hand corner, click "sign in."
5) On the left hand side of the screen, click the gold button that says "Create and Adobe Account." Follow the given instructions and provide the information in the required fields.
6) Once you have successfully registered, go back to the ADE program you downloaded and activate your program by giving the email and password you used when creating your adobe account.
PART TWO:
1) Go to your local library's website. There should be an option for downloadable media.
2) Choose your book(s) and proceed to 'checkout.'
3) Underneath all of your chosen book(s), there will be a button that says "download." Click this and download each eBook individually to an easy-to-find folder on your computer.
4) Go to the folder on your computer that contains your downloaded eBooks. Open them. They should open into the Adobe Digital Editions program that you just installed.
PART THREE:
1) Plug your Pandigital Novel into your computer.
2) On the program Adobe Digital Editions, underneath the "Bookshelves" on the left hand side of the screen, there should be an option that says "Pandigital Novel" (or some variation of that).
3) Drag your downloaded library books into that bookshelf.
4) Unplug your Pandigital Novel.
PART FOUR:
1) Go to your home screen.
2) At the bottom of your PN (underneath the Bookstore and Library), scroll the Application Quick Launch Bar to the right. You should see an application that says "Adobe eBooks." All of your downloaded library books should be there.
**Don't forget that they are library books and must be returned! To do so:
1) Open your Adobe Digital Editions program.
2) On the left hand side underneath the "Bookshelves," open the Borrowed books.
3) Select the book that you would like to return. A small arrow should appear to the left of the book title. Click this and select "Return Borrowed Item."

Working in Adobe Illustrator CS5. Fonts are shown as Font type (i.e. True Type, Adobe, OpenFace icons) with no name unless I high light an font icon. This does not happen in Photoshop or InDesign. Help!

Illustrator CS5 for Mac. OS Yosemite 10.10.1 Font Drop Down show only font type icon unless I drag my cursor over an icon to reveal the font name and style. Fonts works great in InDesign and Photoshop.

j,
I believe this may solve it:
Open System Preferences and go to Accessibility. Next, select Display from the source list along the left, then check the box labelled Reduce transparency.
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https://forums.adobe.com/message/6854594#6854594

No Adobe CC Icons? - New Mac - Yosemite 10.10.2

Long time Adobe CC user with brand new Mac Pro running Yosemite 10.10.2.
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This seemed a bit risky but it did work for me and everything appears to be fine, my very helpful purple indd icons are back: yosemite - All my Folder and Application icons disappeared in Finder - Ask Different

When downloading adobe reader the adobe reader icon takes over all other icons on the desktop.

When I try to download adobe reader, it downloads, but the adobe icon replaces all of the other icons on my desktop and changes the programs to adobe reader. Is there anything I can do to download adobe reader without it affecting my other programs and their desktop icons?

Hi there,
This will help you : http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/application-file-icons-change-acrobat.html
Do let me knos if that solves the issue.
Regards
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