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DemoTex

(26,354 posts) Mon Nov 7, 2016, 07:45 PM Nov 2016

Adobe Creative Cloud/Google Nik users: GREAT NEWS!

The new CC-2017 update (PS/LR/BRIDGE) kicked out my Nik plug-ins this morning (11/7/2016). Of course, I totally panicked and my B/P increased significantly. Imagine my surprise when I called Adobe and they very graciously offered to restore third-party Nik (Google-owned) to their Adobe products.

What the hell is going on? I had three employees at Lowes trying to help me yesterday in Brevard. The South Carolina DMV is actually a pleasant place. And now Adobe admits that third party plug-in software exists, and actually helps install it if you have it downloaded.

Life is good!

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Adobe Creative Cloud/Google Nik users: GREAT NEWS! (Original Post) DemoTex Nov 2016 OP

Not sure what you mean by "kicked out". ManiacJoe Nov 2016 #1

Didn't work that way for me .. DemoTex Nov 2016 #2

Glad it worked out for you! ManiacJoe Nov 2016 #3

ManiacJoe

(10,138 posts)

1. Not sure what you mean by "kicked out".

Reply to DemoTex (Original post)

Mon Nov 7, 2016, 08:09 PM

Nov 2016

If PS 2017 is doing a side-by-side install, like all Adobe major version updates do, then you will need to install the plug-ins again if you were not using the newer "install once and never again" folder for PS plug-ins. At least, that is how it works in theory.

I have yet to install the 2017 version.

DemoTex

(26,354 posts)

2. Didn't work that way for me ..

Reply to ManiacJoe (Reply #1)

Mon Nov 7, 2016, 08:25 PM

Nov 2016

But I am not very computer savvy. The point is, Adobe now is willing to co-operate .. and that warms my heart!

ManiacJoe

(10,138 posts)

3. Glad it worked out for you!

Reply to DemoTex (Reply #2)

Mon Nov 7, 2016, 08:58 PM

Nov 2016

Adobe is not known for the best customer support.

I will probably do the update later this week.

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