I took Premier and Photoshop Elements off my computer and installed version 10 of both from a CD combo kit.
When I launch Premier Elements, the Organizer loads. One choice is the "Launch Inspiration Browser" button. When I click on it a screen pops up saying Inspriation Browser is not installed and would I like to intall it. Clicking "Yes" sends me to download box in my internet browser at www.goodaps.com. Pushing the "Install Now" button and running the program yelds: "This application cannot be installed because this installer has been mis-configured. Please contact the application author for assistance."
It is also odd that when I launch Photoshop Elements, I can run Inspriration Browser. So, I know it is installed. For some reason the Premier path doesn't work.
Clues, hints or suggestions?
Thanks.
Bill
A number of people are having trouble installing Adobe Air lately. I wonder if it's a Windows 7 64 bit issue. What operating system are you using?
You can also get it here.
On this page you can also choose to install the Mac version, if you're on OSX.
Once it's installed and you've created a login for Photoshop.com, you should be able to launch the Inspiration Browser under one of the sub-menus under the Organizer's Help menu -- or by clicking on one of the little messages that pops up along the bottom of the interface as you edit in Premiere Elements.
Also note that, like all of Photoshop.com, it's only available at this time in the USA, I believe.
From page 18 of the Premiere Elements 10, and page 21 of the Photoshop Elements 10, booklets in the retail box version:
Adobe write:
BACK UP / SYNCHRONIZE FILES
Note: Adobe Premiere Elements 10 free online benefits and Adobe Premiere Elements Plus are available in the United States only. Internet access required.
Adobe write:
BACK UP / SYNCHRONIZE FILES
Note: Adobe® Photoshop® Elements 10 free online benefits and Photoshop Elements Plus are available in the United States only. Internet access required.
Cheers,
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Neale
Insanity is hereditary, you get it from your children
"Once it's installed and you've created a login for Photoshop.com, you should be able to launch the Inspiration Browser under one of the sub-menus under the Organizer's Help menu -- or by clicking on one of the little messages that pops up along the bottom of the interface as you edit in Premiere Elements."
I am using 64 bit Win 7 and live in the US with internet connected.
What is weird is that it works fine with Photoshop Elements, but errors out with Premier Elements.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Best...
Bill
IT WORKS!
What I notice is that all of us with this problem are on 64-bit. There seems to be an installation issue that makes it work for 32-bit only. The only difference I see from an installation standpoint is that there is a Program Files in 32-bit and Program FIles (x86) in 64 bit. Copy the contents from program files (x86)\adobe\PhotoshopdotcomInspirationBrowser to program files\adobe\PhotoshopdotcomInspirationBrowser and see if that works.
It does for me...
VDOSurfer - You got your own Knowledge Base article !!!
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/926/cpsid_92680.html
Cheers,
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Neale
Insanity is hereditary, you get it from your children
I was having the same problem with Inspiration Browser installation on Win7 64-bit. When I try to launch IB from within Photoshop Elements 10 I get an error "The Elements Inspiration Browser is not installed. Would you like to install it now?" No matter how many times I uninstall/reinstall, I get the same error.
Based on what I read in this thread, I uninstalled IB yet again. I then reinstalled but switched the default installation folder from
c:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe to
c:\Program Files\Adobe
Ironically, I got an installation error, but when I tried launching the IB from the 'Tips and Tricks...' link it works.
Does Adobe have a software QA department? Making sure a program installs correctly on ALL target platforms is basic.
Hire a few more QA folks and stop shipping crap.
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