Photoshop:: Missing Plugin And Extension After Install - Corel Knockout 2 Jan 11, 2009 I am using CS4 64 bit. I just installed Corel knockout 2 and the extra goodies from the install cd to get the exclude filter. Neither of them are visible after the install. Has anyone successfully installed these using CS4? Similar Messages: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ADVERTISEMENT Apr 25, 2012 I am trying to install a plug-in from PSKiss to Photoshop CS5 (version 12.0.4).

I'm using Adobe Extension Manager CS5.5, and I'm running Windows 7 on my laptop. Although I'm following up with PSKiss to see if there's a problem at this end, I also see an issue with Adobe Extension Manager. When I open it, the Install button is grayed-out. I can see neither of the plug-ins I've already installed in Photoshop, nor can I install anything new. I am running Adobe Extension Manager as Administrator.

Also, yes, I'm using my laptop with an Administrator account. May 18, 2005 HiCorel Knockout. I've heard that version 2 can only be installed as a plug-in, whereas version 1 was stand alone.

Klyuch dlya antipampers prof v32 01444654 windows 7. Corel Knockout 2 is a perfect plug-in that integrates correctly with your Adobe Photoshop, Corel Photo-Paint or Corel Painter 8. Corel Knockout 2 is the ideal app.

I've read that the advantage of the stand alone version is that it doesn't affect memory in the same way the plug-in would when installed in Photoshop. Just wondered whever there is a huge difference in actual extracting performance between the versions, and whever stand alone versus plug-in is relevent.

May 18, 2011 I want to know what the best and quickest method would be to knockout images of people from a background? I've heard CS5 has a built in tool for this. I've also heard the plug in 'Knockout 2' from Corel is useful. So what is the best tool to use?

Also, is the plug-in 'Knockout 2' designed for CS5?or only earlier versions of PhotoShop? Oct 27, 2013 If I enable Suitcase Fusion 5's auto-activation plug-in for Photoshop CC, the app crashes on launch.

If I disable it, Photoshop launches, and performs, normally. The Extensis plug-ins for InDesign and Illustrator work without issue. I've contacted Extensis. My software and OS are all current; I'm using a 17-inch, mid-2009 MacBook Pro with Processor: 2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, Memory: 8 GB 1067 MHz DDR3, and Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT 512 MB. I leave the plug-in deactivated and simply open fonts manually, but I'd really like the Extensis plug-in to work as expected.

Desperate for a solution, or at least an understanding of the incompatiblity. Jul 28, 2013 I have PsCC installed and running OK as trial, before I activate paid version, to verify it works OK for me. I tried to install an extension.zxp made for PsCC but extension manager warns me I need to have ver. 14.0 or greater (which I have) to install the panel, so it does nothing. I tried an update to extension manager but it is up to date.So, will PsCC trial not accept an extension.zxp?