WHERE is Batch Image Processor and HOW to use workflow

[jdawgdesign]

1. Am I to assume that the Batch>Image Process is no lnger availble on Bridge 2022? I can't find it anywhere. It toatlly messes up my processing.

2. In searching for this, I found Workflow. I figured out how to set up a workflow and it worked fine. But I wanted to change one parameter but I couldn't edit it! There is no optoin to do that. Not even the menu's little pencil worked.

3. So, I created a new one, but it would not let me add ANY parameters! A tiny gray "menu" popped up but I couldn't click on it!

This is frustrating! (see screen shots) 

Can someone direct me to a tutorial or instrucitons that make sense? Thanks in advance!

[Erik Bloodaxe]

For point 1, have you looked in Tools>Photoshop>Batch... or Tools>Photoshop>Image Processor...?

Don't use the new Workflow space so can't comment on that.

[jdawgdesign]

Yes, I did. Not there. But it appears I need to uninstall and reinstall in order. thanks.

[Shinjan Mitra]

Hi @jdawgdesign 
Thanks for your feedback.
For point 1, please try the approach suggested by @Erik Bloodaxe 

For point 2, please try switching to the Workflow workspace from the application bar on the top. You can also switch to the Workflow workspace by navigating to Windows > Workspace > Workflow

More information on the Workflow Builder can be found at Workflow Builder (adobe.com)

Thanks,
Bridge Team

[jdawgdesign]

For point 1, the actions simple do not exist. I'll try what Gary_sc has suggested. 

For Point 2. I'll check it out.

Thank you!

[gary_sc]

Are you talking about this?

If so, if a Bridge update was installed AFTER the PS update, it might not appear because when PS is installed, it places the script to show up in Bridge, Bridge does not automatically provide that script.

If this is the case, uninstall PS and Bridge, then install Bridge, THEN PS.
          [Note: this was fixed from what I originally wrote where I had the reinstall instructions backwards.]

See if that works the problem out.

 

[jdawgdesign]

Thank you! I will do that and replort back.

[jdawgdesign]

Well......Unfortunately, that did not work. This tool option has completely disappeared. 

[aambrose]

If this is the case, uninstall PS and Bridge, then install PS, THEN Bridge.

This would create the same situation. Install Bridge first then install Photoshop so it will update Bridge.

[gary_sc]

Hi @aambrose YOU are absolutely correct; I did write that backwards. Do what you understood I said, not what I said. Thank you for pointing that out.

I'm going to see if I can correct that now, so if you see it fixed, it wasn't your imagination.

Again, thank you!!

[jdawgdesign]

I still do not have access to PS>Image processor under Tools in Bridge.

I have uninstalled PS and Bridge. Reinstalled in order as suggested PS then Bridge. It did not work

Interesting thing though, I uninstalled PS and opened Bridge and the Tools were there!! See image PS uninstalled.

So I reinsatlled PS and guess what? The Tools disappeared again!! See image no Tools with PS.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

[jdawgdesign · Accepted solution]

The SOLUTION:

Uninstall Bridge and PS

Reinstall Bridge FIRST

Reinstall PS SECOND

When it asked to keep Preferences I decided not to.

Hopefully this will help someone else having this issue.