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wfbrells
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Oct 26, 2020 9:43 PM UTC
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Photoshop Elements 15 under Linux with WINE - Welcome Screen problem

Folks,

 

I've installed Photoshop Elements 15 on my Mint 20 Linux system using PlayOnLinux and version 5.19 (Staging) of WINE. Both the Editor and Organizer seem to run very well (and fast) in this environment. The Organizer starts and runs flawlessly and I can launch the Editor from there. However, when I start the Editor by itself (via a shortcut to its EXE file) a totally white window appears, which I assume is the Welcome Screen trying to come up. At that point the Editor has crashed!

 

As mentioned above, I can start and use the Editor via the Organizer, but that is a pain. Since I can't bring up the Welcome Screen I can't get to the option located there to turn it OFF and go directly to the Editor!

 

Can anyone suggest some other way to turn OFF the Welcome Screen via, perhaps, a configuration file or a Registry entry?

 

Many thanks, Wayne

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Jeff Arola
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Oct 26, 2020 9:59 PM UTC

You want to make the shortcut to the PhotoshopElementsEditor.exe in order to skip the Welcome screen.

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Jeff Arola
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Jeff ArolaCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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Oct 26, 2020 9:59 PM UTC

You want to make the shortcut to the PhotoshopElementsEditor.exe in order to skip the Welcome screen.

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wfbrellsAuthor
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Oct 27, 2020 1:37 PM UTC

Jeff,

Thanks very much for your solution - it worked perfectly! It was my error to have set up a Shortcut to Photoshop Elements 15.0.exe rather than to PhotoshopElementsEditor.exe! Both the editor and the organizer now seem to be working perfectly under Wine. I'll submit a report to WineHQ.

 

Again, thanks very much,

Wayne

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