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kiritvora711
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November 3, 2014
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why is Adobe Application manager open in dock

  • November 3, 2014
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Now overtime I open Lightroom 5 in Yosemite, the icon for Adobe Application Manager (AAM) is open in the dock. Clicking it does nothing. Interface is not seen. Stays there even after Lightroom quits.

even if I right click and quit it does not go away.

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Scott V
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November 10, 2014

Hi Kvora711

I would suggest to use the Adobe uninstaller or the Adobe Clean tool to remove the older Adobe Application manager.

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Then install the updated Creative Cloud

Thanks

Scott

Conaaando
Conaaando
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May 1, 2015

Same thing with "the updated Creative Cloud". This is stupid.

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cranialsurge
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November 9, 2014

Same issue here. There's no need for a background process like AAM to be constantly hogging up the dock. There is no option to hide it from the dock and it just sits there continuously. It doesn't even respect the OS X design guidelines for how apps should behave. 'Quit' does nothing. Great going Adobe *applause*

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