Can't Install Adobe Photoshop Elements
I have a MacBook OSX and am trying to install Adobe Photoshop Elements. I put the cd in and it goes through the auto open and I click on the Install Photoshop Elements. It tries to run and briefly flashes an install icon and then goes away and nothing happens. I'm a long time windows person (sorry) and trying to switch over to the mac, but am very frustrated. Have also tried to install a different program and the same thing happens. Click on the install and it blinks and nothing. PLEASE PLEASE can anyone help me out and start me down a better road?
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Can you open Console.app (in /Applications/Utilities), run the installer again, and see if any errors are reported?
Open Disk Utility, found in \Applications\Utilities and run Repair Permissions. Then reboot and try the installer again.
P.S. make sure you are installling while logged into an adminstrator account. If you don't know what privileges your account has, pull down the Apple Menu to System Preferences and go to Accounts.
I think your problem is referred to in this Adobe Forum ..
http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.1de547c3
http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.1de547c3
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You may be looking in the wrong Applications folder for console.app. The Mac has an applications folder in the root of the hard drive which contains the utilities folder which contains console.app. There is another applications folder in your user folder which does not.
If you can't find it manually, use spotlight to search for console.app.
If console.app truly isn't there, I suspect someone has been playing with your system and deleting things they shouldn't have. You may have to re-install your system.
You may be looking in the wrong Applications folder for console.app. The Mac has an applications folder in the root of the hard drive which contains the utilities folder which contains console.app. There is another applications folder in your user folder which does not.
If you can't find it manually, use spotlight to search for console.app.
If console.app truly isn't there, I suspect someone has been playing with your system and deleting things they shouldn't have. You may have to re-install your system.