I'm working on a Mac with OSX 10.4. For some reason when I last used it, Photoshop refused to load. The computer behaved as if I'd tried to open Photoshop with Machacha, a program I use for splitting and rejoining archives.
It was as if the Photoshop application was a file, rather than a program, and that the "file association" (that's what I'd call it on a Windows PC, with which I'm more familiar) had been changed. All very strange.
When I removed Machacha from the computer, Photoshop still refused to start and brought up a message to do with Apple Scripting or something similar.
Photoshop is still installed on the computer; whenever I load a Photoshop file, it opens in Photoshop: I just can't run Photoshop from the Applications folder!
Anyone got any ideas?
It was as if the Photoshop application was a file, rather than a program, and that the "file association" (that's what I'd call it on a Windows PC, with which I'm more familiar) had been changed. All very strange.
When I removed Machacha from the computer, Photoshop still refused to start and brought up a message to do with Apple Scripting or something similar.
Photoshop is still installed on the computer; whenever I load a Photoshop file, it opens in Photoshop: I just can't run Photoshop from the Applications folder!
Anyone got any ideas?