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can some one please tell me how to fix this....
Adobe Photoshop 7
the program starts up then when on the start up image comes up...and it says sorting font list...it crashes after that...(the program)....all the time...i've tried restarting it...plz help...and thanks...

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SHANKEITH>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

did you ever reinstall it?

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sounds like you have a corrupt font in your font folder.

Have you installed new fonts recently?

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'..Happy New 2004..' ~PS/Debate Mod &TF Advisor ~

Maybe your computer doesn't have enough room for PS7 OR you have too many fonts.

how do i fix the font problem?

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SHANKEITH>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

im missing this file...and its only in photoshop 7:
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop 7.0\Plug-Ins\Adobe Photoshop Only\Extensions\Multiproccessor Suppot.8BX
or something like that its 158KB i think...can some one upload that here...plz...and thank u

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SHANKEITH>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Please do not ask for PS files that should be on your PS CD !!!

Just reinstall PS if you are missing a file.

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'..Happy New 2004..' ~PS/Debate Mod &TF Advisor ~

Are you maybe opening PS from a shortcut you created? I ask because I had a similar problem when using a taskbar shortcut to open PS. When I open the prog from within the Adobe folder in Program Files, it never crashes. Using a shortcut it does .... go figure Just thought maybe that was worth mentioning just in case it helps

Disable the Multiprocessor Support plug-in.

Note: Disabling the Multiprocessor Support plug-in prevents Photoshop from using more than one processor, so some functions may run slower.

To disable the Multiprocessor Support plug-in in Windows:
1. Exit from Photoshop.
2. In Windows Explorer, open the Program Files/Adobe/Photoshop 6.0/Plug-Ins/Adobe Photoshop Only/Extensions folder.
3. Rename the MultiProcessor Support.8BX plug-in to "MultiProcessor Support.old."
4. Restart Photoshop.

To disable the Multiprocessor Support plug-in in Mac OS:
1. Exit from Photoshop.
2. Drag the Multiprocessor Support plug-in from the Adobe Photoshop 6.0: Plug-Ins: Adobe Photoshop Only: Extensions folder to the desktop.
3. Restart Photoshop.

If the file is not there then you have deleted the plug in, and PS is looking for it. so i will look for the file, if none if available, uninstall photoshop, go to c:programs files/adobe/aobe 7.0 and delete the entire ps folder after u unistall, then reinstall it,
that will fix the problem. try the first one first
rico

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Last edited by crazerico, January 18th, 2003 11:48 PM (Edited 1 times)

o man...guys...its happening again...its still not working!!..i've tried everything:
1. reinstalling
2. font check
3. Extensions
whats goin on HELP!!!!
thanks(LOL)

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SHANKEITH>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>