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Help Installing Photoshop Elements in Mac
I want to install Photoshop Elements 2 in my new MacBook Pro.
I put the disc in and eventually get a warning message that says:“You that no Classic volume is selected.”
quit the installer and go to System Preferences Classic.
Select the volume on which your Classic environment is installed,
and then quit the System Preferences and begin installation again.”I went to System Preferences but I don’t see a Classic volume or a Classic anything anywhere.
But I continue with the installation and then the Photoshop Elements installer alerts me
that no Classic environment is installed,
and I will only be able to run Photoshop Elements in OS X native mode.What in the world does all this mean.
More importantly,
ow do I get Photoshop Elements installed
in my Mac?I continued with the insalllation, but alll I got is a Photoshop E folder in my
Applications. There is no program anywhere insde or anywhere else.
Can someope help please? -
4 Replies
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Wrong forum???
CaptM
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Read your manual!
Steve Eisen
Eisen Video Productions
Director-At-Large
Chicago Final Cut Pro Users Group -
It sounds like you’re trying to install an OS 9 application which won’t work on an Intel Mac like you have.
That program should be an OS X program, however, so I don’t know what’s happening. Look at the disc in Finder. Does it have 2 different installers? Maybe there’s one for each version. Try them both and see if the other one works.
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As suggested, there are in fact two different installers on the disc. Photoshop Elements 2 does actually run on an Intel Mac (in Rosetta), version 4 is about to be released.
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