Hello, i intalled the "Pantone connect" plug-in to get access to the pantone libraries again. I recived a pop-up saying that (translated to) "you may need to open your CC-program in Intel-emulation mode if i want to use it" and a link to the Help center.
However the steps on the help center shows me to open through the creative cloud program by klicking the three dots next to the program under "installed programs", but i don't have that option.
Am i looking at the wrong place or is there another way to open as "intel"?
Or is there another way to se your pantone color libraries in your programs?
p.s. i don't think the adobe website, and forums in particular, are easy to navigate, so don't spend a lot of time searching that forum list. do your best and we'll move the post (like this one has already been moved) if it helps you get responses.
Adobe doesn't have any affiliation with the Pantone Connect software, so it wouldn't be listed as an app (or plugin) to load in the Creative Cloud desktop app.
I've seen other complaints about the Connect plugin (particularly when Pantone first released it). It's a little surprising they apparently haven't bothered to create a version of it that runs native on Apple Silicon CPUs.
Some users have been installing the oldest version of Adobe Photoshop that is still available to download in the Creative Cloud Desktop app. Then they're copying the Pantone ACB files from that application and pasting the files into the appropriate swatches folder for Illustrator. To get Photoshop 22.2 in the CC desktop app click on the three dots icon and choose "other versions" in the flyout menu. The color books included in that version of Photoshop are out of date. They won't have newer colors that are available via the Pantone Connect plugin.
I mainly wonder how I open my photoshop as "intel". The pop-up directed me to a guide-link on how to do so but the theps showed there doesn't seem to appear in my creativ cloud. So the question isn't about the plugin as much as how I open my adobe progams the "right" way.
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