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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Adobe Lightroom Q&A => Topic started by: Michael West on March 14, 2016, 08:25:15 pm
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having just reinstalled my MAC OS X system software...i was hoping everything would remain as it was but smoother.
Photoshop and Lightroom are running and very very well. But I got a tiny alert after everything launched that said i needed to install some manner of javascript...and should download it.
before I had a chance to note that I could click on the alert ...to do just that... it faded from view.
Id really hate to have either application stop functioning for whatever reason.
Does anyone have an idea of what functional reason there might have been for such an alert?
Thank you!
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Do you have some CS4 programs? The new OS shows that note, at leas it did on my new iMac.
Jean-Michel
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Do you have some CS4 programs? The new OS shows that note, at leas it did on my new iMac.
Jean-Michel
I noted another alert after upgrading to El Capitan this morning. It was related to CS4.
My Lightroom And Photoshop applications are both CC2015 and Im not using any CR4 apps at the mouth so I let it pass.
Thank you.
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Yes, I too now run LR CC and PS CC, but also have the whole CS6 suite that needs no upgrade. I really should get rid of all the previous versions but am perhaps too much of a hoarder thinking that someday a file will not openi in the newest and best version.
Jean-Michel
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Yes, I too now run LR CC and PS CC, but also have the whole CS6 suite that needs no upgrade. I really should get rid of all the previous versions but am perhaps too much of a hoarder thinking that someday a file will not openi in the newest and best version.
Jean-Michel
I had to rebuild my lightroom catalog when I though that my mac pro had kicked the bucket and I got a new iMac.
the ability to find folders that likely contains raw files...by comparing the contents of a disk with the contents of a given catalog would be wonderful