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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Printing: Printers, Papers and Inks => Topic started by: Mike Raub on August 06, 2012, 08:15:42 pm
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Will the current Canon iPF 6300 printing plug-in for Photoshop work in CS6? If so, where do I put the plug-in in CS6's file structure? There doesn't appear to be an import-export folder for plug-ins in CS6 like there was in CS5.
Thanks,
MIKE
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Yes it works just fine in CS6. See this thread (http://canonipf.wikispaces.com/message/view/FAQ/53883986) on the Wiki.
I recommend re-installing the plug in in CS6. Its not a good idea to drag it from the CS5 plug in folder.
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Thanks. I ran the installer again after installing CS6 and it did not give me the option of installing the plug-in in CS6, only in CS5, which was still on the computer. I'm using OS X 10.8.
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I ran into the same issue yesterday. I created a CS6 Import-Export folder, ran the installer, selected CS4 and then specified the CS6 Import-Export folder as the install point. I can now load the Print Plug-in from CS6, although I have yet to make a print. That will happen later tonight.
Terry.
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I tried this but the installer did not allow me to specify where to install.
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In the thread that Josh referenced, just to clarify, the path that ended up working for me (for whatever reason) was: applications>Photoshop CS6>Photoshop CS6.app>Contents> Required>Plug-Ins>Import-Export. I think I actually ended up just dragging it in there- granted, this is probably not the best practice, but thankfully I have not had any issues. Tripp
ps- running 10.8.x
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I am on a mac running 10.7.5 and under CS6 I have no Photoshop cs.app nor any of the rest of that string. I have 3 machines and they are all the same. Where are you locating this string? I loaded the Canon plugin in CS5 and drug it into Cs6 and it now shows up under export as it should. Haven't tried a print yet though.
Jim Burton
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Good morning Jim- you're probably all set then and can ignore my post. The plugin never showed up for me when I installed it in the typical directory. The Adobe "helpline" suggested I take a slightly different approach... to my surprise, it worked when I went directly into the contents of the application ("show package contents"). Hope you're happily printing now. Tripp