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Old 02-04-2008, 11:42 PM
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You sound as if you have Elements installed, which evidently screws up Bridge. You need to do this. If you have any probs with it you give me a shout. Try it first though.

Bridge CS2 returns a "licensing restriction" error on a computer with Premiere Elements 4 installed
On reflection... editing the registry can be a bit dodgy. I seem to recall some years ago I had this problem and I think I uninstalled absolutely every Adobe version I had and reinstalled CS2, as it was then. That way, it didn't pick up any old products (Elements) on the reinstall. Not sure what your setup is?
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