Photoshop CS6 freezing with Middle Eastern type

When I use East Asian type there is no problem but with the Middle Estern type my program freezing every few second.
I use MacBook pro. I have checked the FontBook there is no duplication. Any help on this problem.

We're still trying to determine why one of the OS routines is much slower to return when using middle eastern scripts, and why it is slower on some systems than others.
Our only solid workaround at this time is to turn off the Middle Eastern composer.

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Photoshop CS6 freezes with attempts to change printer settings

(This problem also occurs with InDesign CS6, so I will post to that forum as well. First one to give me a solution gets my undying love and devotion appreciation.)
My employer acquired a Canon 6010 printer with a Fiery print controller last year. I have no problems printing from my personal Windows laptop.
However, from my employer's iMac (OS X 10.6.8) I get the spinning beach ball of death at least 90% of the time that I open an existing document and attempt to change the printer settings. The only way out is via Force Quit. Inexplicably I can occasionally succeed in changing printer settings. I think the record was having to force quit the application 11 times. Not sure - I quit counting.
So far our only semi-consistent work around: create a new document and copy and paste the contents from the existing document. Not cool. But sometimes the app freezes with brand new documents, thus destroying my work around anyway.
Additional Information:
I have installed all CS6 upgrades.
Our technical support contractor recreated the problem and could not find any solution other than the work around.
Canon says the problem is with the applications.
This happens whether I attempt to change the printer settings immediately or make changes to the document first.
It does not matter what other applications are running.
Rebooting the system after the app freezes does not make it work.
We cannot upgrade past 10.6.8 because of the age of the hardware. But CS6 is supposed to run on Snow Leopard.
I have tested this with other applications, including some older Adobe software. It does not happen with Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, InDesign CS3, Photoshop CS3, Acrobat 8 Pro, Acrobat 9 Pro or Acrobat XI Pro.
This happens whether the documents were created and saved on the Mac or on a Windows computer.
Re-saving the documents and/or printer settings does not change the outcome. Once I restart the application Photoshop may remember the paper size, but doesn't remember duplex settings. (From another thread in this forum I suspect a corrupt printer preferences file.)
Per the instructions in the other thread I reset the printing preferences by launching the app while holding down shift-control-command. That enabled me to change the printer settings one time. Every subsequent attempt brought back the spinning beach ball.
No other employees report similar problems (including a few MacBook users). However, they do not use Photoshop or InDesign, nor do they typically change printer settings.
Sorry if some of that is irrelevant - just trying to give you as much info as possible and tell you what I've tried already. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Bonnie

Nanneri, my situation is similar in that creating the PDF and printing from that does take longer than just printing from InDesign and Photoshop.
I finally got a Canon tech rep on site who understood my problem. Though we had tried reinstalling the drivers (as had previous Canon reps), this guy got it right. Neither Photoshop nor InDesign has locked up since - at least not for the Canon 6010. (Photoshop has locked up twice when I've attempted to print to a Canon iPF8300s wideformat that isn't on the Fiery. Restarting PS has fixed that.)
Based on my experience, I would start with new drivers.
FYI: I am having problems printing to a new Canon C7065 that also uses Fiery. But the problems vary and I haven't isolated the factors. Sometimes I get a printed error report. Sometimes it just doesn't print. But no more software lockups.
In our case, I suspected our problems were related to having old hardware that can't be upgraded past OS X 10.6.8, which is the oldest OS compatible with both CS6 and the Fiery. But since you are on a newer OS, and a different printer, I'm beginning to wonder about the Fiery.
Hope you find a solution soon. Keep us posted!

Middle Eastern type/Hebrew not working in CC 2014

Hebrew used to work for me in CC. Now in cc 2014 it's not. I have Hebrew installed in windows, middle eastern type engine selected, and middle eastern text options available. When right-to-left is selected, it still types left-to-right. I've tried pasting in text and it reversed; and I tried freehand typing it in, and it didn't type right-to-left.

I also had problems with my extensions.
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2. Updated Extension Manager CC using the Creative Cloud desktop app.
3. Renamed C\Users\Joe Dempsey\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\DreamweaverCC\en_US\Configuration to C\Users\Joe Dempsey\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\DreamweaverCC\en_US\Configuration-backup
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5. Started Dreamweaver.
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Photoshop CS6 Freezes on launch - Windows 7 64bit

Photoshop CS6 Freezes when I lauch.
I'm in the process of recovering from a computer failure and am loading all my apps onto a new Windows 7 machine.
So far all apps but photoshop work properly
When the CS6 window appears and I attempt to do any operation, the program does not respond to the mouse and appears to be frozen. I cannot close the program normally.
Am I missing a critical file??
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Thanks
Bill

I just loaded the 32 bit version and now both 32bit and 64bit versions work.
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Photoshop cs6 crashes with "appcrash - module ig75icd64.dll; no problem for a local admin user however. i've tried giving specified user full access to photoshop.exe and set it to Win XP compatibility. how do i fix this without giving user local admin acc

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As far as I can see it is. Everything seems to work.
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/978973?tstart=30
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Photoshop CS6 freezing on Mac OS 10.6.8

Hi one of our Macs (OS 10.6.8) is freezing when we try using Marquee Selection or Feathering or Cut and Pasting in a PSD file using Photoshop CS6. Basically we have to hard reboot the Mac as we get no error message, just a locked up computer. All the other Macs are exactly the same but don't have this issue.
The file has no fonts in it, it is just an image with Layers that have no Effects. File size is 900MB.
All updates for both CS6 and Mac OS have been run and all is up to date.
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Here are the base specs (serial info deleted). We're running the file off the hard drive and there are no additonal plugins. We use a standard font library but as I said, file has no text/fonts in it. It's completely locking up while using the marquee selection tool.
Cleared user preferences too when starting PS.
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Model Name:          iMac
Model Identifier:          iMac11,3
Processor Name:          Intel Core i7
Processor Speed:          2.93 GHz
Number Of Processors:          1
Total Number Of Cores:          4
L2 Cache (per core):          256 KB
L3 Cache:          8 MB
Memory:          8 GB
Processor Interconnect Speed:          4.8 GT/s
Boot ROM Version:          IM112.0057.B00
SMC Version (system):          1.59f2
Graphics/Displays:
ATI Radeon HD 5750:
Chipset Model:          ATI Radeon HD 5750
Type:          GPU
Bus:          PCIe
PCIe Lane Width:          x16
VRAM (Total):          1024 MB
Vendor:          ATI (0x1002)
Device ID:          0x68a1
Revision ID:          0x0000
ROM Revision:          113-B9710C-238
EFI Driver Version:          01.00.417
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iMac:
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Adobe Photoshop CS6 Very Slow On Rendering Type

I have a notebook with specification as mentioned below :
Lenovo Ideapad Y470P
2nd generation Intel Core i7-2670QM Processor( 2.2GHz 1333MHz 6MB)
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
AMD Radeon HD 7690 2GB
8.0GB PC3-10600 DDR3 SDRAM 1333 MHz
750GB 5400
I'm using Adobe Photoshop CS6 (64 Bit) for doing my job.
Right now, i have a task to create a banner with dimension 800 x 900 Centimeters with Resolution 300 DPI and Color Mode RGB 16 Bit.
The file size when blank is about 56.1 GB.
The problem is, when i add some text with Horizontal Type Tool and click on the Move Tool, the Rendering Type screen show up and take a very very long time to finished.
I have made some configurations to my Photoshop that i found on Adobe Forum, but the problem still persisted.
Some configurations that i've made is :
- Turn off the Automatically Save Recovery Information
- Set Maximize PSD and PSB File Compatibility to Ask
- Set the Memory Usage to 95%
- Set the Cache Levels to 8 and Cache Tile Size to 1024K
- Set the Graphics Advanced Settings to Drawing Mode Advanced, and Check the option Use Graphics Processor To Accelerate Computation, and Uncheck the option Anti-Alias and 30 Bit Display
- Set the Scratch Disk to another partition ( C:System D:PageFile E:Data F:Scratch Disk)
And after all of that configuration, my Photoshop still slow when Rendering Type.
Could you give me some tips to solve my problem?
Thanks

300 ppi for a banner that size is categorically not normal. Guaranteed.
Get specific instructions from the shop that is going to print it.
You keep confusing ppi with dpi. The resolution of an image file really is expressed in ppi, pixels per inch, not "dpi" which is dots per inch. The precise terminology is as follows:
DPI = Dots per inch = units used to measure the resolution of a printer
LPI = Lines per inch = The offset printing 'lines' or dots per inch in a halftone or line screen.
PPI = Pixels per inch = the number of pixels per inch in screen/scanner file terms.
Here's a link to a discussion that may interest you:
http://graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/questions/487/what-ppi-should-a-large-format-artwor k-for-print-be-done-at
It includes the following chart and subsequent comments :
"The rule of thumb is that we need 1.5 to 2 times the LPI in PPI to get acceptable results.
"Viewing Distance   Present Study
20 feet    greater than 10 LPI
18 feet    18.75 LPI or greater
16 feet    18.75 LPI or greater
14 feet    37.5 LPI or greater
12 feet    37.5 LPI or greater
10 feet    50 LPI or greater
8 feet     65 LPI or greater
6 feet     85 LPI or greater
4 feet     100 LPI or greater
2 feet     133 LPI or greater
1 foot     150 LPI or greater
6 inches   150 LPI or greater
"Presumably, for a banner 3m x 5m, you'd be standing at a minimum of, say, 10 feet. (Just eyeballing the wall here.) So, by this table, you'll need 50 LPI minimum. That would mean your raster graphics should be about 100 PPI, or 75 PPI at 12-14 feet. Considering that and the fact that 2x LPI is pretty conservative for reproducing fidelity (often 1.5xLPI is "enough"), this agrees with [the given] advice of 75 PPI being acceptable."
Talk to your printer. I suspect they will want a file at under 75 ppi, or even much less. Follow the printer's advice/request.

Photoshop CS6 freezes upon opening

Running CS6 64-bit on a Windows 7 machine. Everything is updated, and it was working fine yesterday and every day before for the 2 months we've been running it on this machine. New today:
Open Photoshop and it opens the window but you can't click anything. It's like a pretty image file of what your PS experience would look like. Can't close it because even the little red X doesn't register as anything. Have to force quit from Task Manager. Restarted the system (full shut down, pause, start, not just a system restart).
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Nothing else on the system freezes while PS is frozen. I can do webby stuff and work in other Adobe programs, check my email, dig around in my explorer, pretty much anything I want as long as it isn't PS.
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I can only tell you this: I have Photoshop fully updated to 13.0.1 and it works just fine in Windows 8. But I don't have the full Creative Suite as you do.
I really suspect there's something else gone wrong on your particular system, perhaps having to do with the display driver or something in particular you installed coincident with the installation of the Adobe updates.
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1. Go into Edit - Preferences - Performance.
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3. OK out, then close and restart Photoshop.
I mention this because there are some known display driver problems with Windows 8, especially with ATI video cards/interfaces.
Best of luck in getting to the bottom of this.
-Noel

Photoshop CS6 freezes when using Liquify filter

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Hi,
I came here after I got to a point where I feel hopeless in fixing my issue, I would totally appreciate the help.
Month ago, I installed Photoshop cs6 extended on my windows 8 machine. My probelm is simply the following; everytime I run cs6 my whole computer get frozen, so I have to go and force the shoutdown, like cutting the power. Sometimes I get lucky and photoshop works, then for some reason it freezes again.
I reinstalled it many times, I even reinstalled windows 8. I started to feel that this frequent crashes are even curropting my windows 8 files, in a point that windows 8 sometimes cant get to load from the first time so I hae to repair it. Windows 8 by the way works great with me, until I install and use photoshop. Now I have got a load of work that I cannot do because I cannot run Photoshop properly.
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