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June 28, 2013
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How do I open Photoshop CC after downloading it via Adobe Creative Cloud?

  • June 28, 2013
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I downloaded Adobe Creative Cloud, then downloaded the free trial of the Photoshop Application through the link, but afterwards, I couldn't figure out how to open Photoshop. There doesn't seem to be a way to open it through Creative Cloud, so how do I open Photoshop?

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    Correct answer PrintFusion45

    A shortcut should be placed on your PC or Mac's desktop. If you're on PC, then click the start orb on Win 7 and then under All Programs you can find it. If you're on Mac, and the shortcut is not on the desktop, then navigate to /Applications/ folder to find it. Then drag on to your Mac desktop or dock.

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    leading colourful lives
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    September 12, 2015

    Oh, i just downloaded the free trial too and was having problems opening up the photoshop. Now i know how to and have found it already, Thanks!

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    ActiasLuna
    Participant
    March 2, 2014

    More precisely, on a Mac, look for them "loose" in your Applications Folder. The Creative Cloud apps are NOT inside the Creative Cloud folder, they installed as separate folders in the Applications Folder. When you open them, you can go to your dock, and either control-click the application or click and hold and choose Options-->Keep in Dock. Then you can launch them from the dock.

    Jeffrey_A_Wright
    Jeffrey_A_Wright
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    March 3, 2014

    Please also see Launch CC apps after install - https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/help/launch-creative-cloud-apps.html for information on how to open the Adobe Creative applications included with your membership.

      PrintFusion45
      PrintFusion45Correct answer
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      June 28, 2013

      A shortcut should be placed on your PC or Mac's desktop. If you're on PC, then click the start orb on Win 7 and then under All Programs you can find it. If you're on Mac, and the shortcut is not on the desktop, then navigate to /Applications/ folder to find it. Then drag on to your Mac desktop or dock.

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      A.tatts
      Participant
      November 16, 2015

      thank you this worked

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