Unofficial information, Configurator for CS6 is already in schedule, no new feature enhancement, just fix several critical bugs, and make it work in next photoshop release.

Hello Jonathan,

I distribute Panels on my website http://www.myphotoshopeffects.com/. Could you please send me a copy of Configurator 3 to update my panels? I will send my feedback in return.

Many Thanks.

Sebastien

This is also my Adobe ID.

Thanks,

Sebastien

I'd love to test Configurator 3 for Photoshop CS6.

Adam Betts

Hello Jonathan Ferman & team, my name is Mageski DiStefano, and would like to use the Configurator 3, to test your power of creation. Here are my addresses:

Thanks in advance.

Jonathan:

As an officer in our local Photogtaphy club, It would greatly be appreciated if you could send me Configurator 3 for CS6.  I am constantly submitting processed Photoshop photo's and configurator 3 would speed up the process.

Thanks

Ron Acevedo

Hey Jonathan

I'd love to give configurator 3 a try.

My details

Thanks

Norm

@Jonathan

Hello Jonathan, unfortunately, i didn't received my copy of adobe configurator 3 since the 27 of March. Can you help me?

Many Thanks.

Regards.

Sebastien

Hi Jonathan

I would love a copy of configurator  version 3. I am lost without it!

Many thanks.

John Vogel

Hi Jonathan,

Would it be possible to get a copy of configurator 3. I have a free actions kit used by a lot of people and I am already getting emails about updating the panel.

Many Thanks In Advance.

Stu

Hi Jonathan!

I'd be very pleased if you send me a copy of Configurator 3 for testing with new Photoshop CS6.

My name in Toha Tkachuk

Thanks in advance.

Hello!

Can I get a pre-release copy of Configurator 3 please, I want to work on my panels with PS CS6 beta.

Thank you very much!

That issue sounds specific to your machine. I am also using Windows 7 with Photoshop CS5, and have had no issues getting my panels to load into Photoshop.

Could you provide more information about your machine (32 or 64-bit) and how you were trying to load them into Photoshop? I may be able to help you get them loaded.

That sounds like an issue with 64-bit Windows 7 permissions. I also have Windows 7 64-bit, and I noticed the permission thing as well. All I have to do is click "continue" and then it works.

When you try copying your panels folder from your desktop, does the permission pop-up have a continue button? When I try to do this, I see the following:

After clicking continue, it moves my folder into the panels directory and allows me to open Photoshop and see my extensions listed in the "Window -> Extensions" menu.

If this doesn't work for you, let me know and I can show you a different way through Extension Manager.

The main thing to make it work with Extension Manager in Windows 7 64-bit is to make sure you have Extension Manager running as administrator. I can do a quick overview of each step to make sure we're on the same track.

1. Open your panel in Configurator 2.0.

2. Go to "File -> Export Panel"

3. Export to your desktop

4. If there are no permission problems, you will see a "successfully exported" dialog box. Click OK

5. Right-click on your icon for Adobe Extension Manager, and choose "run as administrator". If you don't have a shortcut icon to Extension Manager, you can add one quickly to your desktop, just to make sure you can right-click it and choose "run as administrator"

6. In Extension Manager, choose "File -> Package ZXP Extension". CS4 & Configurator 1.0 used MXP extensions, but CS5 & Configurator 2.0 use ZXP extensions

7. Select the MXI file in your panel folder that was exported to your desktop

8. Save as a ZXP file in the same folder

9. If there are no permission problems, you will see a "successfully created" dialog box. Click OK

10. Still in Extension Manager, go to "File -> Install Extension"

11. Choose the ZXP file for your panel and select Open

12. If there are no permission problems, you will see a "successfully installed" dialog box. Click OK

13. Now you should see your panel listed in the extension manager list for Photoshop CS5. Make sure the "Enabled" checkbox next to your panel is checked

14. Open Photoshop and go to "Window -> Extensions". If everything was successful, you will see your panel listed in this submenu. Click on it to open your panel

If these steps don't solve your problems, let me know where the issue is appearing and I can try to help you out. My guess is that it would be related to your Windows 7 user account's permissions level.

with your last post , alll my problems are solved... thanks a ton!.. GREAT JOB!!!!