In that little CC applet which sits in my menu bar it shows Photoshop CC as needing to be installed (not updated).
It IS installed and is installed in the location specified in the CC preferences. Why does it show as needing to be installed when it is installed?
Photoshop CC opens and seems to work properly, except for one detail: It does not open to my default workspace. Instead it opens with a screen that says "Put your projects in focus today". To get my default workspace I have to go into the Window Menu and select it. Why is Photoshop opening to this screen? This only started happening recently.
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Hi Gnurotic,
In your earlier screen shot you posted the preferences for the Creative Cloud Files folder location rather than the product installation directory. You'd want to check the Creative Cloud > Apps section like in Abambo's screen shot. It should say Default and install to the Applications folder. In relation to the same installation twice I wondered if it might be because they are actually two different versions, CC2017 and CC2019. If that is not the case you might just want to try unins
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It installs another copy to a different location. see screen shots below:
The one I've been using in my applications folder on my internal hard drive (gnurotic)
And now an extra one in the folder on an external drive (Macintosh HD) where I keep my photos.
In my original message I included a screen shot which verifies that my applications folder on the internal hard drive is the install location specified in the CC preferences, so why is the app being installed to this location on my external drive?
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