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In Lightroom v11.5 "Edit in" does not work. It references "Edit in Photoshop 2023". I'm using Photoshop V23.5.1. I'm also using Adobe Photoshop (Beta). Windows 11
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If you did not (apparently) have an additional Beta of Photoshop installed, and you have just this years v23.5.1 installed, then the external editing preference entry for PS should state "Edit in Adobe Photoshop 2022".
Apparently by having installed a Beta copy, this link is fouled up. Incidentally is the Beta for 2023, or is that just a glitch in LrC?
Are you a registered/approved Beta tester? Do you as such have communications to Adobe? I suspect neither. Adobe allows installation of Beta versions via the Creative Cloud Desktop App, might not be such a good idea.I see the current Beta offering from Adobe is v24.0.
If you are not a pro Beta tester, I would recommend to uninstall both versions of PS, then reinstall only the official, released, PS
to read more on Beta testing, including by the way, info on how/where to communicate issues, see:
https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/creative-cloud-beta.html
Having visited that link, I see the way to communicate with Adobe is to click on a feedback icon within the app and select to report a bug, to request a feature, or to visit the community (this community?). Disd you click on bug?
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You might want to reset the LrC prefetence file.
see:
https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/help/setting-preferences-lightroom.html
The preference file can get corrupted leading to buggy behavior. A corrupt preference file will survive uninstalls, updates, and upgrades. By renaming or moving or deleting the preference file you create a situation where LrC will recreate a fresh new one upon startup of LrC. Be aware various settings will revert to defaults.
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There wasn't any warning, but I uninstalled and all is working fine again, thanks. I installed it because I was curious for the new 'neural filter reatauration old photo's'.
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At least on this end, using multiple versions of Photoshop (released and beta), LR's 'default' to Edit In is the newer (newest) version. You can set up additional "External Editor" the app's for older versions but the key command and Edit In Photoshop seem to always launch the newest.