Have you defined the path to PS in Studio? I ran into this when I first got Ron's brushes. There is, in the Settings tab under Applications a place to do this. It is also there for the photoshop bridge. The first error code makes that suggestion. Once PS location is defined, DIM will install to that directory. The other option is to manually install the brushes to your Photoshop directory.
Have you defined the path to PS in Studio? I ran into this when I first got Ron's brushes. There is, in the Settings tab under Applications a place to do this. It is also there for the photoshop bridge. The first error code makes that suggestion. Once PS location is defined, DIM will install to that directory. The other option is to manually install the brushes to your Photoshop directory.
Thank you,Etrigan.
Finally I have found the solution.
These products are recognized by DIM as products for Photoshop 7,CS3,CS5,CS6.
So, I had added Photoshop 7,CS3,CS5,CS6 to DIM's Applications tab.
And I set the paths to the PhotoShop CS4.
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Have you defined the path to PS in Studio? I ran into this when I first got Ron's brushes. There is, in the Settings tab under Applications a place to do this. It is also there for the photoshop bridge. The first error code makes that suggestion. Once PS location is defined, DIM will install to that directory. The other option is to manually install the brushes to your Photoshop directory.
Help Center link about this very problem
Forum thread with illustrations
Thank you,Etrigan.
Finally I have found the solution.
These products are recognized by DIM as products for Photoshop 7,CS3,CS5,CS6.
So, I had added Photoshop 7,CS3,CS5,CS6 to DIM's Applications tab.
And I set the paths to the PhotoShop CS4.
Thank you,barbult.
I think PAs should correct this problem.