Plug ins CS4 to CS5

How do I get rid of the need for an old document to have a plug in?

That worked a treat. Many Thanks.
Steve

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Installing Optional Plug-ins for Photoshop CS5

I have downloaded the Optional Plug-ins for Photoshop CS5 but when I double click on the zxp file I get a message:
"There is no application set to open the document “CS5 Optional Automate Plug-ins.zxp”.
I have tried selecting "choose application" in the same message window and navigating to Applications>Utilities>Adobe Installers but the only option there is greyed out.
I am using Mac OS 10.6.8.
Any suggestions appreciated!
~Alister~

From http://www.adobe.com/exchange/help/about_exchange.html
»What is an extension package?
An extension package (ZXP/MXP) file is compressed installation file containing the extension(s) to be downloaded and installed by the Adobe Extension Manager. Note ZXP format extension package can only be installed by Adobe Extension Manager CS5 and later.«
Do you have Adobe Extension Manager CS5 installed?

Will 32 bits plug-ins for AE CS5 and 64 bits plug-ins for AE CS4 work ?

Hi
I have a couple of queries on plug-ins. Basically they are the same query
a) Will 32 bits plug –ins like Magic Bullet, Twixtor, Trapcodes, Boris etc work proplerly with 64 bits Adobe AE CS5 ?
b) Inversely, will 64 bits versions of plug –ins like Magic Bullet, Twixtor, Trapcodes, Boris etc work proplerly with 32 bits Adobe AE CS4 ?
Both the above on 64 bits computers.
Thanks

No and no.
from "Plug-ins":
"Important: Because After Effects CS5 is a 64-bit application, only 64-bit plug-ins can run in After Effects CS5. Plug-ins created for previous, 32-bit versions of After Effects will not run in After Effects CS5. To inquire about availability of 64-bit versions of plug-ins, contact the plug-in vendor or provider."

How do I install my plug-ins in Photoshop CS5 64bit

Can't seem to install my plug-ins that I have been using in Photoshop CS3 and CS4. Mediachance, Nik, onOne, Alien Skin, Photkit, Fluidmask, Fred Miranda, etc. They all work in CS3 in Win 7 Pro 64bit, but do not show in CS5.

I tried CS4 and CS5 on my old Hp (32bit). CS4 was OK, but nothing to write
home about. CS5 could not support my plug-ins as well as CS4, actions did
not work well in CS5. I ended up having to keep CS3 extended active. When
all else fails I use PS 7. Ended up dumping the entire CS4 Design Suite
Premium. As it turns out I should have dumped CS5 and Kept CS4 Active. I
do not like having to use the automate menu to access plug-ins that were in
the Filters Menu or added pull down menu bar (extensis/onOne menu bar).
Also do not like the very small text for the Pull Downs. CS5 apparently does
not support the onOne menu bar. I dumped CS5(64bit) later today. Installed
32Bit CS5. It’s a real shame I can not use the full performance features of
this performance laptop (Quad Core, 2GB discrete graphics, 8GB DDR3 1333Mhz,
SSD/Hybrid drives) with CS5. Had to process a photo shoot today and ended
up using DXO Optics Pro. Really very unhappy with CS5. The few
enhancements vs. the dysfunction of CS5 are not worth the cost. Sure glad I
did not go for the full Design Premium upgrade this time. The accumulated
cost/value of all my plug-ins by far exceed the value of the CS5 upgrade. I
just may go back to my Corel Apps on my MAC. Can not afford to purchase
(once again) all my Plug-ins. Nik , Alien Skin, and onOne are grossly
overpriced.
Sorry to RANT. Just not happy with CS4 and CS5. I have been using
Photoshop since the version 4 release. The best releases were PS7 and CS3

Need help using Waves 64bit, 3rd party plug-ins with Premiere CS5

I'm trying to install and use a bundle of 64bit 3rd party audio plug-ins from Waves in Premiere.
I am on a Mac running OS 10.9.3.
I can't figure out how to get Premiere CS5 to recognize my 3rd party Waves 9.3 bundle.
The plug-ins are listed and fly by one by one on the loading splash screen while Premiere launches. I can't find them anywhere in Premiere once it launches. Aparently both the VST and AU units work. But how? Where/how do I load the plug ins so I can access them in the audio effects folder?
thanks in advance!
Alex

i think the audio plugin manager was something new added, but i dont remember when. as im looking thru older threads at cs5, they make it sound as if premiere will just load and use what it can. when an effect doesn't show up, its usually cause premiere determined it couldn't use it. if you have the 64-bit version of premiere and 64-bit audio plugins, they should work, unless premiere has some issue with them. i think waves uses vst3 and AU (audio units)? while vst2 should work in cs5, im not sure if vst3 or au are supported until cs7. so im at a loss, unless someone else knows better. if you have access to audition, you can try to load them in there to use.
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Migrating settings, actions, plug-ins etc. from CS5 to CS6 (Creative Cloud)

Hi,
I wondered if someone could help me with the transition from CS5 to CS6 (Creative Cloud). I'm on a Mac with Mountain Lion.
I would like to migrate as many settings (i.e. workspaces where relevant), personal Photoshop actions, plug-ins (i.e. Type DNA, FontShop [Photoshop], Scriptographer [Illustrator] and Blurb Template Creator [InDesign]) as possible from CS5 to CS6. What is the easiest and smoothest way to do this?
Some settings, actions and plug-ins might not work with CS6, I don't know. I can't find where my Photoshop actions are archived atm.
Can I import extensions from Adobe Extension Manager CS5 to Adobe Extension Manager CS6?
Should I uninstall all CS5 apps? I'd like to keep InDesign CS5 for backwards compatibility at least.
Does Audition completely replace Soundbooth? What about Flash Catalyst, Device Central and OnLocation?
Edit: I have already installed all the Creative Cloud applications btw. But I haven't uninstalled any CS5 apps yet.
Thanks,
Eivind

Hi Elvind,
I would suggest keeping both CS5 and CS6 versions on the system until you are fully transitioned, longer if you want. When you launch Photoshop CS6 it will ask you if you want to import settings from the prior version. Third party plug-ins may or may not be compatible between versions so you might need to check with the manufacturer to find out. You would most likely need to reinstall any third party plug-ins that integrate into existing Adobe product installations though.
I found this document for Photoshop CS6
http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/preset-migration-photoshop-cs6.htm l
For the PS actions, I normally open the actions panel, highlight the actions set (folder) I wanted to migrate, from the flyout menu of the panel choose the option to save the set, this creates the .atm file. There is another option for importing actions in the same menu.
I can't speak to migrating in relation to the other products. I would recommend posting in the respective product forums.
-Dave

Missing plug-ins help? CS5 Adobe InDesign

I'm trying to open an .indd file on an InDesign training cd and it says missing plug-ins conditional text.rpln, worldready.rpln, and dynamicdocument.rpln. (I think the version of InDesign I have may be a trial version). Where can I get these or what can I do???? I'm running Mac 10.6.7. Thanks

What you have is a version mismatch. ThAT's the kind of message you receive when trying to open a file saved in a newer version than the one you are using.
On window, go the help menu and press the Ctrl key while selecting About InDesign. On Mac it's under the InDesign menu, and you need to hold the Cmd key. This will open a detailed "about" dialog with the full version and build inthe upper left corner. What is it? What version is th training disk labeled for?

Where do I put Scanner Import plug-ins in Photoshop CS5?

I cannot get Photoshop CS5 to recognize my TWAIN plug-in for my Epson Perfection 4870 scanner. It works in CS4. I copied it into the Imp/Exp folder in CS5, but no dice. Where should it be put? (I also tried the Extensions folder and searched in both Library folders (Application Support-Adobe etc. and also in System.) It didn't matter where I tried installing the plug-in, each time I started CS5 again it wasn't recognized and the only items in the Import menu are those installed-- Variable Data Sets; Video Frames to Layers; Notes.
I had a similar problem with CS4 which no longer would allow me to open my Minolta Dimage Elite 5400 II film scanner using its plug-in within Photoshop.(No problem in CS3.) However, I could still use it from it's own stand alone scanner application and then open the TIFFS in Photoshop. So a solution for this scanner's plug-in within CS5 would be welcome as well. But the Epson is more critical, because its stand alone software won't work on my system (Mac OS 10.4.6 with latest various updates and 4GB RAM) meaning that for the time being I'm still having to use CS4 to scan and then switch to CS5. Help, please. And thanks in advance.

You need to run Photoshop in 32-bit mode. Epson TWAIN drivers are 32-bit only.
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/828/cpsid_82824.html#main_How_to_run_Photoshop_CS5_in_32_bit_and_ 64_bit_modes

Transfering plug ins from AE CS5.5 to 6

Can anybody show me the way?

If the plug-in's have an installer then you re-install. If they are just added to the plug-in's folder then copy them.

ColdFusion plug ins for Dreamweaver CS5

Does anyone know where I can download these from? I'm having a hard time finding them.

You can get the
Adobe ColdFusion 9.0.1 Extensions for Dreamweaver from:
http://www.adobe.com/support/coldfusion/downloads.html#cf901proddl
Adobe ColdFusion 9 Extensions for Dreamweaver from here:
http://www.adobe.com/support/coldfusion/downloads.html#cf9devtools
ColdFusion 8 Update for Dreamweaver:
http://www.adobe.com/support/coldfusion/downloads.html#cf8proddl
HTH

Plug-ins from CS4 to CS5?

Best way to have the plug-ins transferred to CS5 from CS4?

You can actually create a second copy of the application icon to run in 32-bit mode. Just right-click on the application icon, select Copy, then right-click inside the CS5 folder and select Paste. Rename it to "Photoshop CS5 32" or whatever you like, and then hit Cmd-i and check the "Open in 32-bit mode" box. The new application will complain that it's been moved when you launch it - just click "Do Not Update" and it will open in 32-bit mode (you can see the x32 in the splash screen), and all of your old plugins will be available if you copied them over.
I wanted to do this so that, when I don't need 3rd-party plugins (I don't use that many), I can launch in 64-bit mode without having to constantly switch back and forth. It's particularly handy for launching from Lightroom - if I want to do a lens correction that's not in LR yet (and not in PS CS5 until the Camera Raw 6.1 update hits, but that's another story) I can do an "Edit in" that doesn't load plugins and works in 64-bit mode, but when I want to use Viveza, Noiseware, or the Topaz plugins, I can set up a separate "Edit in" pref to launch the 32-bit version.

I can't get Nik or onOne Plug ins to work in CS5

I use Color Efex,Silver Efex Pro,on One Plug in Suite 5, and Snap Art Plug ins. I can't get any of them to work in CS5. I will try 32 bit mode but CS5 doesn't even list them in the available plug ins. I can use CS4 but what should I do? Wait for the vendors to update their plugins or is Adobe going to give me a list of available plugin that work with CS5. Maybe I'm doing something wrong in the installation process. I copied all the plug ins to the CS5 plug in folder and I tried reinstalling the applications from their original CD. Nothing works.

This is known. Please see: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/842/cpsid_84212.html for this specific issue. For more data on plug-in changes with Photoshop CS5, please see: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/828/cpsid_82824.html.

Photoshop CS5 Performance Problems with Optional Extension Plug-ins Installed

If you installed any of the Optional Extension Plug-ins in Photoshop CS5 (they aren't a part of a default installation of Photoshop CS5) - we determined that some users have had serious performance issues due way these Optional Extension Plug-ins were installed on Mac systems.
We have created the following knowledge base document to help users determine if they are affected by the use of these plug-ins. The document contains instructions on how to remove the plug-ins and restore your Photoshop prefs:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/889/cpsid_88974.html
Note: It's important to both remove the plug-ins and restore your Photoshop prefs in order to get back to a 'good' state.

I would try here:
http://www.ononesoftware.com/support/

Problems installing plug-ins (and even Adobe updates) to Photoshop CS5 Extended on a new Win7 64-bit laptop.Instead, a message box pops up on the CS5 screen saying "could not complete your request because it is not the right kind of document."

Problems installing plug-ins to Photoshop CS5 Extended on a new Win7 64-bit laptop. (Same CS5 and plug-ins installed OK several years ago on a Vista laptop. Now I'm just trying to migrate everything over to the new laptop.) Even some Adobe updates won't install. Instead, a message box pops up on the CS5 screen saying "could not complete your request because it is not the right kind of document." Any solution?

CS5's automatic update mechanism is broken, perhaps because it is no longer updated and can't cope with the newer ways of updating.
So this means you will have make a list of the updates that failed, go here: Product updates
and manually download/install from there.
Gene

Where to put optional plug-ins of CS4 in Windows 7?

At last I succeeded to add the optional plug-ins (contactsheet, picture package) into CS-4 on my laptop
with Windows XP. On my PC with Windows 7 I've tried several maps, but could not find the right one to bring back the contactsheet and picture package to Bridge and CS4.
Could someone shed light on this?
Casperfoto

Maps are not the same, I've also tried on a Windows Vista 64-bits system. There are 5 locations where Photoshop maps could be found in Vista:
1- C\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS4 (64bit)    (empty)
2- C\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Plug-Ins\CS4\Automate    (contains Web Contact Sheet II, Photomerge UI, Contact Sheet II)
3-C\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS4\Plug-Ins\Automate   (contains Web Contact Sheet II, Photomerge UI, Contact Sheet II, WIA
     Support, HDR Merge, CropPhotosAuto)
4- C\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Bridge CS4\Plug-Ins\           (contains ContactSheet II, Web Contact Sheet II, Photomerge UI)
5- C\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS4\32bit Photoshop dlls
From Photoshop>Automate> there is no mentioning of contactsheet
From Bridge>Tools>Photoshop>contactsheet Photoshop opens but shows: "The command "unknown" is not currently available"

Plug ins CS4 to CS5

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