-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Adobe Encore/InDesign/Premiere CS4
- From: "Tim Schoon" <gamemaster@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2010 00:42:18 -0500
Tried that just now, did not work.
I've tried:
1) Compatibility Mode to XP and to Vista;
2) Disabling visual themes (on Compatibility tab);
3) Changing my Windows 7 theme to Windows Classic (which does not have
Aero);
4) Right click, Run as Administrator;
5) Various combinations of the above
So far, no luck whatsoever. It shows up as InDesign.exe in Task Manager
using ~30,000-32,000K of memory but does not appear to be running at all.
Alt-Tabbing after executing the program does not reveal a window of it in
the background either.
For comparison, when I run Dreamweaver I see the Dreamweaver splash screen
and then it takes me to the main menu.
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Tim
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Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: Adobe Encore/InDesign/Premiere CS4
Hi Tim
> I just installed the Adobe Creative Suite Master Collection CS4 on my
> Windows 7 machine. Most programs work fine, but these don't. I have
googled
> to try to find a solution - especially for InDesign, which I need for
class
> - but nothing thus far works. I double-click the shortcut in the Start
Menu
> and the program becomes listed under Task Manager, running as a process.
> However the program itself never actually launches. The other programs,
such
> as Dreamweaver, work fine. Encore loads up to the splash screen then
closes
> itself.
What solutions have you tried? Did those include right-clicking on
Indesign.exe (not the shortcut) and pressing Esc to make an invisible
dialog screen disappear?
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2741906
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