Pano12 using the current folder to store settings. Which is the
photoshop folder. This is a bad things. And Vista tries to stop this
from happening.
One way to get around this is to run Photoshop as administrator. Right
click on Photoshop and choose 'Run as Administrator'. This will allow
the application to continue to write in the application folder.
I have been working on a replacement to the current plugins for almost 2
years now. The old ones still work for me (don't have vista & don't
have 64bit machine), so I am not motivated to update them. I keep
finding other things to do. I am sorry for the inconvenience.
Jim
Fabio Bustamante wrote:
> I just installed the Panotools plugins for PS in another machine, but
> I'm having some trouble making it work.
>
> When I try to use the Adjust plugin I click in "set" and configure all
> the options for Insert/Extract. Problem is that when I try to apply the
> filter I get this message:
>
> "Please set panorama Width/Heigh"
>
> Of course I am doing it, so it seems the plugin is having trouble
> reading the parameters.
>
> This machine is running a Windows 7 64 bits but the PS CS4 is a 32 bits
> version.
>
> Any idea?
>
> Thank you.
>
>
