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- TOPAZ DENOISE AI FAILS TO RUN PHOTOSHOP HOW TO
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However I doubt that would stop the system using links to a different user's file if, somehow, it "instructed" itself to do so. Win 7 has separate Appdata folder per user as far as I can see. Maybe Win 7 is somewhat more straightforward than Win 10 in the way that it manages things. Do you perhaps sometimes access your system using different user accounts? I wonder of the screen shot is looking at a different version of the file somewhere. Your xml file seems to mismatch with your screen shot.
TOPAZ DENOISE AI FAILS TO RUN PHOTOSHOP REGISTRATION
No Matter, it's not a big task to undertake a one time registration of the application in Windows and so make it available to the Windows version of the Plugin manager. The only issues I have had relate to some applications that seems to register themselves for all sort of unsuitable file types and thus appear in a "possibles" list when they should not (easy to ignore of course) and a few thay seem not to register themselves with windows - possibly because they are expecting to run as plugins via other apps (notable Photoshop of course) or maybe the developers simply did not bother with the registration stuff in the installation routine, did but got it wrong or did but never maintained it if the mechanism varied. And of course it has long been considered "Mature" in that respect. It may be old but it is at least stable on the basis that Microsoft are not fiddling with it any more. It's strange, perhaps, but I have never had any problems with the Plugin as it is since it was introduced - possibly because I am still using Win 7. If I make any headway then I will post here. I will have a play with 13.1.1 on the weekend. If they do then they need to make me one of the testers, because I seem to find the problems :D. Having said that I am not sure if C1 has a beta test programme, if not then they need one to catch these teething issues before they get out into the general user domain.
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I am not dissuaded though, C1 is infinitely better than certain other editing applications I could mention ).
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TOPAZ DENOISE AI FAILS TO RUN PHOTOSHOP HOW TO
I finally managed to get them working with some help from the C1 support team and have even posted a detailed instruction to others on how to get this stuff working. I managed to get them working with the Edit With and Open with menus maybe a month or so ago and have 'fiddled' with the BuiltInOpenWithPluginSettings.xml before. I have had so many problems with the OpenWith plugin during my time with C1, initially I could not get the plugin to recognise any of the apps I had installed (Nik being the main set of plugins I use, at least occasionally anyway.
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I have not tried installing 13.1.1 in it's own folder, I could try it I suppose.but I am a bit reluctant as I don't want to screw up my settings as discussed above.Īs I said I have submitted a request and C1 returned the answer that it's a bug, and while I usually don't mind having a play to try and fix these things myself, I don't have time this week.maybe on the weekend ) I want to make sure I fully backup all my settings before jumping in and have a play. Note the picture is from 13.1.0 and not 13.1.1 (as I said earlier the BuiltInOpenWithPluginSettings.xml file did not change as a result of installing 13.1.1) The file and the picture are plainly not the same. and these are the apps I have available through the plugin: This is what my BuiltInOpenWithPluginSettings.xml file has contained within:Ĭ:\program files\affinity\designer\designer.exeĬ:\program files\affinity\photo\photo.exeĬ:\program files\windows photo viewer\photoviewer.dll I have found that the contents does not represent the list of applications that I have available to me either in the working 13.1.0 version or the non working 13.1.1 version of Capture One. It has been suggested to me before that the BuiltInOpenWithPluginSettings.xml contains the list of Allowed Applications but I am not convinced this is the case.
TOPAZ DENOISE AI FAILS TO RUN PHOTOSHOP INSTALL
I did try to install again and I noticed that the BuiltInOpenWithPluginSettings.xml file did not change. No, I just installed 13.1.0 over the top and I did not completely uninstall due to fear of loosing all my settings, configurations and pre-sets/styles, etc. The last line indicates that the plugin finds itself in an unanticipated situation. | Exception when trying to get result from the plugin - called from: Actually, on my system (Windows ), the problem clearly occurs when the plugin tries to access the registry data about. Some program execution monitoring and a look at the log files show that the plugin crashes before accessing that configuration file, just after being initialized. BuiltInOpenWithPluginSettings.xml doesn't seem to be involved.