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pwbognar, happy to help you :)
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In the last few days, some of my Photoshop plug-ins refuse to work. I get the message that there is &quot;a problem with the Macintosh Code Fragment Manager.&quot; <br />
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Huh?
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In the last few days, some of my Photoshop plug-ins refuse to work. I get the message that there is "a problem with the Macintosh Code Fragment Manager." 

Huh?

Photoshop &amp; CFM

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Web Components

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Photoshop &amp; CFM

Photoshop & CFM