Hi Kelly and WAMUGers. I have found the same on a Mac G4 running Mac OS X 10.2.8 & Photoshop 6.01.
The applied solution I have run with for this particular client, is to either run Classic start-up by it's self (either put it on your dock, or get it to boot at Start-up), and then open Photoshop separately moments later. I found that if you do accidentally start Photoshop and Classic together, simply quitting Photoshop, and then re-launching Photoshop, brings back the menu bar & palettes. Cheers, Derek. On 18/11/03 1:43 am, "Kelly Duffy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Well, it took a while, a few phonecalls, but I think I > may have solved it. > > It looks like Photoshop doesn't like starting at the > same time as Classic mode does, but if I start > Photoshop once Classic is already running it works. Of > course, I could just be low on mememory or something. > The main thing is I can work again. > > If anyone has any idea what actually caused my problem > I'd appreciate knowing so I don't have to go through > this again. > > Thanks, > Kelly -- Derek Yeoh-Ellerton, Client Happiness Coordinator <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> --------------------------------------------------------------- Gratterpalm Ltd. Unit 2 & 3 Kirkstall Design Centre, Bridge Road, Leeds, LS5 3BW --------------------------------------------------------------- Reception Tel: 0113 275 9326 Direct Tel: 0113 284 4595 Fax: 0113 275 1239 Web: <http://www.gratterpalm.co.uk/> --------------------------------------------------------------- "Whatever you can do or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it. Begin it now." - Goethe
