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I've seen a few similar reports where multiple apps cannot be
simultaneously opened, and the consensus online is that the apps
overload the system on which they're running. I don't know the details
there, for sure, but I do know that I haven't seen other causes advanced
for the handful of reports seen online, if that's of help.

jd




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Has anyone else found this problem?

If I have Photoshop7 open, FlashMX2004 wont start and oppossingly if FlashMX2004 is open Photoshop7 fails to start! It is happening on all machines running these applications at my work!

I am going to presume this is not intentional, mearly a conflict in a shared library item or such!?

Hopefully it will be addressed soon as it is "extremely" irritating!


Murray Eaton
Product Designer
http://www.infomedia.com.au

Thanks for your ereplies guys!

We are running dual Xeon processors with 1.5gb of RAM in WinXP. Our systems normally can handle anything thrown at them, and experienced no problems running Photoshop7 & Flash MX (non 2004)

I guess we'll see what happens with the next FlashMX2004 bug update!

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I did not use MX 2004 for long , no longer on my system but it never had
any conflict with Photoshop.

Using XP home and pro , PS 7





Regards

urami_*



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