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Kitsap2 wrote: Mike Boreham wrote: It does not install over existing Creative Pro in that it leaves the old app files in place but I think it shares other files used by the old Pro suite (see below). I don't believe you need to uninstall the old Pro version before installing CK2016. Tom uninstalled CK 2016 because he had problems (no entry sign and not activated in one plugin). After a bit more prodding I have now got Noiseless CK working as extension for Photos on the second machine, so my only problem is that Focus CK is not available as an extension in Photos on either of my two macs. Since Tom found the same thing that is three out three reports where this happens. I have now uninstalled the old Pro apps. On one machine I deleted all associated files, prefs, cache, plugin etc.

On this machine when I then launched the CK apps I had to renter the activation code for each app and reinstall the plugins. On the second machine I just deleted the Pro apps, not associated files and all is fine. Note there is already an update for Snapheal CK So in summary my situation is that all six standalone apps work and are activated. Five of them also work work as extensions in Photos where they are also activated. Enthusiast94 wrote: To confirm, CK2016 does not install in place over the existing software? We need to remove and reinstall? Kitsap2 wrote: Mike Boreham wrote: kitsap2 wrote: Mike Boreham wrote: I did not push for a refund of Creative Kit Pro and have now installed the just released Creative Kit 2016.

Initially I had problems getting any of the apps to show up as available extensions for Photos in System Prefs -> Extensions -> Photos, but after a restart they did show up and work except for Focus CK which stubbornly resists. On my other Mac, I also had to restart to get them to show up and neither Focus CK nor Noiseless CK are available as extensions.

I think MacPhun need to warn that a restart (maybe logout would do it) is required. I won't be the only one who had problems. Anyone know if the Apple Store version of Focus and Noiseless work OK as extensions? Has anyone else installed Creative Kit 2016 and got all six apps showing as extensions? Hi Mike, I just downloaded CK 2016 this morning, and at first, noticed that the Intensify CK app, had a crossed circle over the app icon in Finder. All the other apps appeared normal. I decided to uninstall CK 2016, and start the process over.

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I used CleanMyMac 3, to uninstall the entire kit. I then downloaded CK 2016 again, this time, no crossed circle over any apps in Finder view. I launched each app in standalone operation, and each app offered to install as an extension to the four programs, LR, Adobe Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, and Aperture. Notice there was no mention of Photos. I declined installing any of the apps as extensions, and clicked, Done, for each app. Then quit each app. I did restart my macbook pro, and upon launching Photos 1.1, selecting a photo to edit, selecting, 'More', at the bottom of the edit list, I was pleasantly surprised to find a dialog box that allowed me to select all the CK 2016 apps as extensions.

• On the Start menu (for Windows 8, right-click the screen's bottom-left corner), click Control Panel, and then, under Programs, do one of the following: • Windows Vista/7/8: Click Uninstall a Program. Drafix pro landscape design software. • Windows XP: Click Add or Remove Programs. Or, you can uninstall PRO Landscape 19 from your computer by using the Add/Remove Program feature in the Window's Control Panel.