Does it mess things up if I paste there the amtlib.dll that came with Photoshop CS6?Īnd PS, I installed both 32 + 64bit installers, for whatever it's worth as an additional information. A noob question: can I replace now the amtlib.dll files? Is there any problem if I do?Īnd if I can do it, I should let you know that I have Adobe Illustrator CS6 too (by thethingy too), and if I'm not wrong, it too uses the Bridge program. Re-boot, re-enable your Network adapters. NOW patch your amtlib.dll files (Adobe Tool will do this for you).Ĩ. Patch your HOSTS file ( Adobe Tool will do this for you).ĥ. While I'm certain I didn't at all run as trial the "Bridge" software, as user Nelly said in another forum I'm almost certain I installed it as trial, and I guess I didn't do the open as trial, then close it, then replace the DLL's. I guess I didn't replace the amtlib.dll files and I'm certain that I didn't modify the host file, (or maybe the thus said the software "called home" and the adobe database removed my amtlib.dll) because I thought that shutting the network connection during installation would be enough. So reading through forums I saw that I kinda messed up the installation. Yesterday I needed to use the 3D function, and I saw that it wasn't even there. Reading through forums I learned that only the extended version has the 3D option. When I go to Help > About it doesn't read extended. But apparently I thought I installed it how I should. Mostly basic edits, thus I worked without any problem.
In october I installed thethingy's Photoshop CS6 extended, followed the instructions and it was all set.
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