In the tech note Photoshop Elements stops responding after Mac OS update to Yosemite, Adobe says this is a problem related to the trackpad and can be worked around by using a mouse.Īpparently this is not a problem in the current version, Photoshop Elements 13.
However, I have not had time to try printing or serious editing with them.Ī workaround is to create the custom paper size in any other program in Yosemite, and then go back to Photoshop CS5 and choose the custom paper size. However, the comments section of that post contains a lively discussion of issues some users are running into.įor example, it has been discovered that the Yosemite installer might corrupt an existing Photoshop CS5 installation if this happens reinstall Photoshop CS5 and then it should work.Īdobe is reportedly working with Apple and Wacom on the problem. If you use Default Folder, run the updater from Default Folder preferences or download the latest version from the St.Īdobe CS3CS5 applications may run but Adobe did not test them extensively on Yosemite.
This included Adobe Creative Cloud and Microsoft Office applications, among others. Update: Dropbox has notified customers that OS X 10.10 has a crashing bug that affects Dropbox integration with OpenSave dialog boxes.Ī plug-in that is not compatible with Yosemite may prevent its host Adobe app from starting up. While speculation in that linked forum discussion suspects a Finder plug-in installed by Dropbox, it could be related to the Default Folder utility (see below). Adobe Support Advr Install OS XĪfter you install OS X 10.10.2, the Lightroom Maps module should work properly. Update: Apple fixed their bug in OS X 10.10.2 which is now available. According to an Adobe statement at ( Lightroom: Issue with Map module in OS X 10.10 (Yosemite) ), the problem is apparently related to an Apple change in Yosemite that interferes with retrieving map data from Google Maps.
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