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It won't open from within the application, nor as a separate programme. Any ideas?
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Bridge has disappeared from CS3.
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Check the folder Program Files/ Adobe / Adobe Bridge CS3 for the bridge.exe file. Double clicking on it should launch bridge.
If nothing happens then possibly the best idea is to reload CS3. I think you get an option if the loader detects a current installation to install as repair. Failing that try a reinstall.
If nothing happens then possibly the best idea is to reload CS3. I think you get an option if the loader detects a current installation to install as repair. Failing that try a reinstall.
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I shut everything down and started up again......
SOP...and that did the trick. It has happened a couple of times since, but re-booting always works....so far. Thanks.
SOP...and that did the trick. It has happened a couple of times since, but re-booting always works....so far. Thanks.
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Sometimes my bridge does that.
A quicker way than rebooting is to bring up task manager and see if bridge.exe is in the processes tab list and if it is, right click on it and choose end process. It should then dissapear from there.
Once i've done that my bridge loads up fine again.
A quicker way than rebooting is to bring up task manager and see if bridge.exe is in the processes tab list and if it is, right click on it and choose end process. It should then dissapear from there.
Once i've done that my bridge loads up fine again.