Converting from Photoshop CC

Hi,
I have downloaded a Trial version Photoshop CC and Edge Reflow CC.
But it doesn't show both psd import option on Edge Reflow, and Convert option on Photoshop.
I tried to download Photoshop first, and then Edge.
Also reinstalled a Edge's plugin to photoshop.
It would be great if somebody understands this problem and knows how to solve it.
Best,
Takuya

Hello Anirudh,
Thank you for your reply. Yes, that's what I expected, but strangely it doesn't display 'Generate' menu.
My version is 14.1.2 x64
For '~/Library/Logs/Adobe/Adobe Photoshop CC/Generator'
again strangely, there is no folder of Adobe Photoshop CC inside /Library/Logs/Adobe/. Please see my attached picture.
In my mac, there are several user accounts.
The Library directly seems not belonging to my user account, but to the mac itself. Maybe this causes the error?
Best,
Takuya

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