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ajphotoman-on
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April 30, 2018
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Bridge 2017 7.0.0.93 does not show tools>photoshop with Photoshop CC 2018 in Mac Sierra 10.12.6

  • April 30, 2018
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Recently updated Photoshop to 19.1.3 CC 2018.  Now Bridge Tools>Photoshop has disappeared.  Only online content speaks to conflicts between Bridge and older versions of Photoshop.  But I am up to date.  How do I get Tools>Photoshop back?

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    Correct answer ajphotoman-on

    According to my Creative Cloud, Bridge 2017 is up to date. Ergo there is no Bridge 2018 available to me. Photoshop CC 2018 is available in Preferences > Startup Scripts but checking that box produces only one of 8 Photoshop tools (Process Collections in Photoshop).

    Bridge 2017 and PS 2018 work fine on a PC, but not on the Mac.

    However, after eliminating some other possibilities, I went to Adobe and found a Bridge CC 2018 to download, and it did, indeed, fix the problem. The lesson I am learning is that it seldom pays to update these applications as potential fixes for previous problems just generate new ones.

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    Deepak_Gupta1
    Deepak_Gupta1
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    April 30, 2018

    Hi,

    Bridge CC 2017 is compatible with CC 2017 release of Photoshop.

    With Bridge CC 2018, you can use Photoshop CC 2018.

    Please install appropriate version of Bridge, and check.

    Thanks,

    Deepak Gupta

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    ajphotoman-onAuthorCorrect answer
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    April 30, 2018

    According to my Creative Cloud, Bridge 2017 is up to date. Ergo there is no Bridge 2018 available to me. Photoshop CC 2018 is available in Preferences > Startup Scripts but checking that box produces only one of 8 Photoshop tools (Process Collections in Photoshop).

    Bridge 2017 and PS 2018 work fine on a PC, but not on the Mac.

    However, after eliminating some other possibilities, I went to Adobe and found a Bridge CC 2018 to download, and it did, indeed, fix the problem. The lesson I am learning is that it seldom pays to update these applications as potential fixes for previous problems just generate new ones.

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