Undo creative suit color settings?

Is there a way to undo creative suit color settings in my Bridge CS5??
Now it automatically applies custom change (I'm guessing color profile) to my raw files every time I open them.
Thanks.

I have purchaced and installed Adobe Creative Suite 4 Design Premium in its whole and I get the same error message: "Suite Color Management is not enabled. Suite Color Management requires that a qualifying product has been launched at least once to enable this feature."
What do you mean by "is only available via Suite"? What is "qualifying product"? Do I have to buy something more?
- Tuomas

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Creative Suite Color Settings

I have Photoshop CS4. When I try to access the Creative Suite Color settings item from the Edit menu in Bridge I get an error message saying that Color Suite Management is not enabled because a qualifying product has to be launched at least once. Is not Photoshop, which I have launched many times, a qualifying product?

I have received this message only when I tried to use Adobe 1998 rgb when ever I used North American general purpose setting it synchronized.SINCE THIS IS A OLDER POST DID ANYONE PROVIDE AN ANSWER THAT WOULD HELP US BOTH. HELP NEED TO SYNCH TO ADOBE 1998 setting.

Deploy Creative Suite Color Settings

Hi all
Does anybody know how to deploy the Creative Suite Color Settings?
I have created a deployment-script of Adobe CS4 Standard. I have also created a CFS-file (Adobe Color Settings File), with the color settings that I want my users to use.
Today Im copying the setting-file into c:\program files\common files\adobe\color\settings\recommended on each client computer, and then the users opens Creative Suite Color Setting in Adobe Bridge and selects my settings.
I wish to have my settings selected as default, so the user doesnt have to do anything. Is that possible?
/Steffen

Hi Steffan,
I was wondering if you had any success with this at all?
I am in exactly the same boat as you and hope you had more luck than I have the last few months. I have created a script like you that drops the CFS and ICC profile into the right paths, I even got to the point where I found out what folder holds the colour settings (Documents Settings\USERNAME\local settings\ application data\adobe\color)
However when I move that folder (by script or manually) to default user or any other user folder under the same path it doesn't seem to be Syncing, it is the Defualt option in Bridge but doesn't apply until you click Apply which means users need to do something which I don't trust them to :)
If I open INDD or PS before I open Bridge (or after without Applying) the standard settings are still applied.
Any help would be much appreciated
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Garry

Creative Suite Color Settings Error Message

I have completely bought and installed Indesign CS5.5, Photoshop CS5 Extended and Illustrator CS5. The Adobe Bridge was of course installed with each of these packages. Now I try to setup one colour setting in Illustrator save it as required, than I start the Bridge, got to edit -> Creative Suite Colour Settings (just for synchronization) and I get a nice Error message, telling me that Colour Management can not be enabled.
My question now, do I really have to buy all theses software packages again in an adobe creative suite edition, or is it also possible to synchronize these settings if one buys this software applications separately?

That question is beyond me. You might try posting this in the Creative Suite forum. http://forums.adobe.com/community/creativesuites/creativesuites_windows

Creative Suite Color settings disabled

Hi,
I'm wondering why I'm getting a following error message (Suite Color Management is not enabled, Suite Color Management requires that a qualifying product has been launched at least once to enable this feature) when trying to change the color settings from Bridge? This is something I've done before. I have been using CS6 for at least 2 and a half years and it's officially bought (student version). I've been using Bridge, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator and Acrobal ever since. Any ideas?

the integrated Adobe RGB preset and a standard profile.
i am not sure what that means?
can´t get any further is the color rendering in PS and ACR, the colors are limited
Photoshop and ACR convert/transform the source space to the monitor profile so when you Assign/softproof a different profile of course Photoshop will display it differently (it is totally predictable)
Softproofing in PS
View> Proof Setup generally confuses most people and discussions about trying to troubleshoot display issues...
left: proofing OFF
middle: sRGB proof
right: monitor proof
proofing off: this is what you want to "proof" your source document 'accurately' on your monitor (use/apply the correct ICC profile and Photoshop will display your document properly) -- softproofing is generally used to "soft proof" a device-specific profile, like a printer
sRGB proof: that is unclear, you mean you Edit> Assigned sRGB profile (or you are softproofing the sRGB colorspace)?
monitor proof: you mean you, Edit> Assigned the monitor profile (or are softproofing Monitor RGB)?

Anyone got this error message when going to the creative suite color settings from the bridge ?

I got this error message saying :"BRIDGE'S PARENT APPLICATION IS NOT ACTIVE, Bridge requires that a qualifying product has to have been launched at least once to enable this feature.
Plz anyone do you have any tips or help to fix this problem? thank you very much

What do you have installed, in what form did you acquire it, and what kind of computer you're using please?
So Bridge doesn't think you have any other Adobe programs installed properly.
If this isn't a trial or cracked version you're using, you're entitled to free installation support from Adobe by phone.

Creative Suite Color Setting

I have Adobe CS6. When I go to my Adobe Bridge's Creative Suite Color Setting (under Edit Menu), it says "Suite Color Management is not enabled, Suite Color Management Requires a qualifying product launched at least once to enable this feature." I opened PS, ID, IL with no help. How do I solve this problem? Also Bridge's Camera Raw Preferences displaying the same error message. Please help.

Hi
Thanks for the info, do you think it would be possible in future releases?
Also im now thinking, if i take out all the csf files creative suite has installed and just leave my custom made one. Then bridge has to sync this one fir all adobe apps right?
Plwase let me know what you think?
Thanks
M
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Creative Suite Colour Settings

I was asked from the illustrator section to drop this discussion here.
I have completely bought and installed Indesign CS5.5, Photoshop CS5 Extended and Illustrator CS5. The Adobe Bridge was of course installed with each of these packages. Now I try to setup one colour setting in Illustrator save it as required, than I start the Bridge, got to edit -> Creative Suite Colour Settings (just for synchronization) and I get a nice Error message, telling me that Colour Management can not be enabled.
My question now, do I really have to buy all theses software packages again in an adobe creative suite edition, or is it also possible to synchronize these settings if one buys this software applications separately?

Not sure I follow you here. Nothing stiops you from assigning the same profiles in every app. Yes, the gloabl synchronization is only available in suites, but in the end it's just a comfort feature, nothing essential that prevents you from setting up unified CM at all and considering, that you probably only do it once and then never again, a very minor thing...
Mylenium

Set Creative Suite Color setting

Hi All
I would like to use bridge/javascript to set my colour setting in bridge
I can get a path to my variable, which is fine
But then i want to load it so im using app.loadcreativesuitecoloursetting(my variable name)
But this does not work
Any ideas
And am i correct to use app.load?
Thanks
M

Hi
Thanks for the info, do you think it would be possible in future releases?
Also im now thinking, if i take out all the csf files creative suite has installed and just leave my custom made one. Then bridge has to sync this one fir all adobe apps right?
Plwase let me know what you think?
Thanks
M
Sent from my iPhone

Synchronizing color settings in Adobe Bridge

I want to synchronize color settings in Adobe Bridge and I've currently installed photoshop extended CS5 and InDesing CS5.5 (these programs are not installed from any Adobe Creative Suite package. I mean these are not from:
Adobe Creative Suite 5.5 Design Premium
Adobe Creative Suite 5.5 Design Standard
Adobe Creative Suite 5.5 Web Premium
Adobe Creative Suite 5.5 Production Premium
or
Adobe Creative Suite 5.5 Master Collection
My adobe photoshop CS5 extended is downloaded as a single package from softarchive.net and so on InDesign CS5.5 is downloaded as a single package from softarchive.net.)
When I click Edit > Creative Suite Color Settings... from Adobe Bridge an error message appears:
Suite Color Management is not enabled.
Suite Color Management requires that a qualifying product has been launched at least once to enable this feature.
Can anyone help me?

I believe Suite Color Management is only installed when you install one of the editions of the Adobe Creative Suite.
You'll need go into Edit > Color Settings in Photoshop and in InDesign and use the same settings. That is, you'll have to do it more manually.

Error: Suite Color Management is not enabled | Bridge CS6

When i go to Edit > Creative Suite Colour Settings in Adobe Bridge, I am receiving the following error: "Suite Colour Management is not enabled. Suite Colour Management requires that a qualifying product has been launched at least once to enable this feature. Then I searched this issue in Google and I got a solution from the link http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/error-suite-color-management-enabled.html . I did all instructions one by one but my issue still not resolved. i purchased this license very recently From Al suwaidi computers
Photoshop version is : Photoshop CS6 .kindly help me to resolve this issue

Hi Curt ,
I have already purchased adobe Photoshop cs6 13.0 MLP AOO License and illustrator CS6 13.0 MLP AOO License (i have selected to install all packages along with this ). i did all set up as per the instructions that post by adobe http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/error-suite-color-management- enabled.html but still i cannot access creative suite color settings it says the same message ..
" Suite Color Management is not enabled. Suite Color Management requires that a qualifying product has been launched at least once to enable this feature "
Info:-
I am using a Z820 workstation with NVidia graphics but it not showing any hardware related errors
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Sangeeth Sagar,

Suite color management is not enabled

I have Creative suite CS4 production premium. I have downloaded the trial version of InDesign. When I open InDesign go to open/ browse in bridge then in bridge edit/Creative suite color settings I get the following error message.
Suite color management not enabled.
Suite color management requires that a qualifying product has been launched at least once to enable this feature
I get the same error if I launch bridge fro PS. I have anther machine that does not have the trial of InDesign installed and the color settings work as they should. I am assuming this problem is a result of the trial version of InDesign. Can anyone confirm this and is there a work around to fix the problem?

98cam wrote:
I have the Adobe Photoshop CS4 isn't this considered a Suite? If you read this I Would appreciate your advice.
The "Creative Suites (CS)" are bundles of individual applications, bought and installed as a package.
The applications, when bought individually, are still given the designation CS.
The synchronisation of colour management cannot be acheived with single applications. Under what circumstances are you seeing this message?

Error message: suite color management requires a qualifying product has been launched

i'm trying to change the creative suite color settings but when i do it comes up with an error mesage:
suite color managementrequires a qualifying product has been launched at least once to enable this feature.
please help. :-)

Hi there
It sounds like you might be using Adobe Bridge, correct? If so, you can try reading through this help article that matches the error message you're receiving: http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/error-suite-color-management-enabled.html
If you are indeed using Bridge and need additional help, please post again so that I redirect you to the correct forum.
EDIT: Most likely, you've installed Adobe Bridge with an individual product such as Photoshop or Illustrator, and not as a Creative Suite - see below.

Enabling Suite Color Management on Bridge

When I go into Edit >>>Creative Suite Color Settings I receive an error window informing me that it hasn't been enabled and at least one qualifying product needs to be launched at least once to enable Suite Color Management.
I have opened Illustrator, InDesign, and Photoshop --- So why is it not enabled?

What would be the best color setting for printing out large images? I tested the North America Prepress 2 --- and still had a little color change (the red coming out too much) Is there a better option?
That is a tricky one and depends on many variables.
Not familiar with NA prepress but it sounds more CMYK related to me. Your printer probably works with RGB and then you have to choose between AdobeRGB and sRGB (smaller colorspace).
There is a lot to learn and read about color management and many books have been written about this subject. At least you should have a HQ monitor and devices to calibrate both your monitor and printer to match your prints with what you see on your screen. A difficult and personal matter I'm afraid. And when you want it to be perfect you should not only have a steady and reliable lighted work environment but also have different profiles for each sort of paper you print on and even each batch of ink and paper can slightly differ...

Synchronize color settings

I own PS CS4 and InDesign CS4. From Bridge I can click on Edit->Creative Suite Color Settings but I then get an error msg that says that "Suite Color Management is not enabled" and further that a qualifying product must have been launched at least once. What's going on here? I thought owning more than one product in the creative suite enabled this function.
I'm not sure I want to synchronize the color management in PS and ID but I want to try it to see if it resolves a color management problem I can't figure out.
Thanks
Bob

See
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/434026
The key word in your posting is "Suite". If you do not have have a
Creative Suite license and only have a single product license for Ps
then Suite Color Management is not relevant.

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