Some of those seem to fix some folks, but there are many others, like myself, where none of those “fixes” do anything other than take up your valuable time jerking around with. In Googling the issue, there has been a plethora of suggestions Delete settings PSP file, Modify the registry to include MAX memory, holding Spacebar on Print, updating/verifying a current printer driver, changing default printer, uninstalling Windows updates, etc…
Attempting to print to HP, EPSON, and other printers.Įverything worked fine until PSCC 2019, thereabouts. My situation is on Win10 1909, PSCC 2020. Printing works Fine in all the other Adobe, MS, et al, applications. When we go to print, PS says that a printer has not been selected. And the easiest way to open it is from within Photoshop.Something that does not seem to be addressed… Some, including myself and MANY others, have been experiencing… So let's learn how to quickly install Bridge using the Adobe Creative Cloud desktop app.ĭownload this tutorial as a print-ready PDF! Step 1: Open the Creative Cloud appįirst, we need to open the Creative Cloud app, the same app we used in the previous tutorial when we learned how to keep Photoshop up to date. That's because Bridge is its own separate application.
And Bridge is one of the best ways to open images directly into Camera Raw, Photoshop's powerful image editing plugin.īut before we can use Bridge, we first need to install it. The reason is that Bridge is much more powerful and easier to use, with lots of great features that your operating system's file browser doesn't have. So you may wonder, "Why not just use that?". Your computer's operating system also has a built-in file browser, whether it's File Explorer in Windows or Finder on a Mac. Bridge is a file browser that lets you find, organize and open images into Photoshop.
In this second tutorial in Getting Started with Photoshop, you'll learn how to install Adobe Bridge.
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