February 13, 2006
Source: Photoshop Support Knowledgebase
Issue: When you start Adobe Bridge, Bridge returns the error message, “The application could not load Adobe Camera Raw. Use the Adobe Bridge installer to reinstall the Adobe Camera Raw plug-in. If you continue you may experience some problems when attempting to modify raw image files.”
February 6, 2006
Release Date: February 2, 2006
Products: Adobe Creative Suite 2, Adobe Photoshop CS2, Adobe Illustrator CS2
Platform: Windows, Mac OS
Vulnerability Identifier: APSB06-01
Overview: Adobe has been made aware that the file and folder permissions for Photoshop CS2, Illustrator CS2, and Adobe Help Center can permit non-privileged users to change key program files. This condition presents a risk for shared, multi-user systems. Adobe is providing update utilities which correct these access permission issues and prevent manipulation of the program files by non-privileged users. Adobe recommends that customers using CS2 products on shared systems apply these updates.
January 20, 2006
Source: Adobe Bridge Support
Issue: The Bridge Center is missing from Adobe Bridge 1.0.x
January 20, 2006
Source: Photoshop Support Knowledgebase
Issue: Adobe Photoshop CS2 or the Editor of Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0 freezes immediately after you start it.
January 5, 2006
“Error2: Photoshop is undefined. Line:1 – photoshop.invokeBridge (false, false)” when you start Bridge from Photoshop CS2 (Mac OS X v10.4)
Source: Photoshop Support Knowledgebase
January 4, 2006
Source: RobGalbraith.com
Written By Rob Galbraith
Hasselblad has sent a warning to registered users of its digital backs that Adobe Bridge on the Mac will in some cases corrupt the header information inside the company’s proprietary RAW 3f (.fff) file format. An excerpt from the email blast is below: