Just upgraded to PS CS5 Extended - I moved Topaz Adjust across without any issues - But Remask 2 will not appear under the filters menu - even after moving and or reinstalling.
Any ideas ?
Just upgraded to PS CS5 Extended - I moved Topaz Adjust across without any issues - But Remask 2 will not appear under the filters menu - even after moving and or reinstalling.
Any ideas ?
Last edited by Ashley Robinson; 06-07-2010 at 04:11 PM.
The FAQ instruction for transferring list CS4 but not CS3, which is the version I have.
I have Adjust 4, Detail 2, and ReMask 2, and all are installed in C:/program files(x86)/Topaz Labs (not in Adobe PSCS3 plug-ins).
1. Are they all 64bit compatible? Can I load them in both CS5 and CS5 64bit?
2. Where exactly do I put the copies?
The FAQ instruction for transferring says to copy them to C:/program files/adobe/pscs5/plug-in, which is the 64bit version. PSCS5 is in the program files(x86) folder.
I would like to install them in both the 32 and 64 bit version if possible.
Thanks,
Ron
Last edited by Ashley Robinson; 06-07-2010 at 04:10 PM.
Okay ,
1- I Had the Topaz Bundle Working correctly in Adobe Photoshop CS3 .
2- I upgraded to Adobe CS5 and Restarted the Mac . Opened a File no plugins .
3- Installed New Download bundle from topaz >Restarted > Again Nothing > Searched in Applications/CS5 folder/ Plugins . Found folders of all plugins with plugin in each folder but Shortcut arrow on main plugins folder .
4- Copied plugins from CS3 applications folder and moved and installed to CS5 applications folder . Restarted and Nothing .
5- Uninstalled and re installed Adobe photoshop CS5 and re started laptop again Nothing .
What did I do or should I do at this point .
Thank you for any info.
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Last edited by Ashley Robinson; 05-30-2010 at 12:27 AM.
okay seems I found the answer on flickr and then redirected to here
http://www.topazlabs.com/forum/topaz...lity-info.html
Hi jlisseman,
Thanks for your message. Please see here for information on using Topaz with CS5: http://www.topazlabs.com/forum/topaz...lity-info.html
Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Have a great holiday weekend![]()
Hi ron h,
Thanks for your message. Please see here for information on using Topaz with CS5: http://www.topazlabs.com/forum/topaz...lity-info.html
Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Thank you for the quick response.
Before registering and posting, I read through all the FAQs, including that one. I posted because it didn't answer my question (at least so I could satisfactorily understand it), so I still need help with my questions.
Thanks,
Ron
Hello Ron,
All our Windows version of PS plug-ins are CS5 64-bit mode compatible. Since you only had CS3 (which is a 32-bit only application), you will need to install the 64-bit versions of our plug-ins if you want them to work in CS4/CS5 64-bit mode. If you still have the installers, you can simply run the 64-bit setup file (.msi file), and the 64-bit versions will be installed to the same Topaz Labs installation folder in Program Files (x86) location (and the 64-bit version will be in a folder called Plugins_x64).
If you don't have the 64-bit installers anymore, you can download from our webpage. And in this case, I would recommend you first un-install the 32-bit versions, and then install both the newly downloaded 32-bit versions and 64-bit versions (You must install 32-bit version first, before installing the 64-bit versions).
Hope this help to answer your question.
Have a nice weekend,
Kevin
Product Development
Topaz Labs, LLC
Thank you, Kevin, for your detailed help and explanation.
The 32- and 64-bit versions of the Topaz products are the same download, is that correct? I didn't see a separate download for each.
Thanks, Ron
Everything installed perfectly; thanks again.