Perhaps Adobe has trouble understanding the differences in the two names? Hopefully, the fact that there are two Organizers installed is ay least part of the problem. I don't think I'll bother any of these other than probably deleting/unistalling PSE Organizer 20 21. Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe Desktop Common/Core/AdobePIM.dylib Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe Desktop Common/LCC/adobe_upgrade.dylib PSE 2021 Oganizer/Contents/Required/Adobe App Manager/Contents/OOBE/adobe_prtk_lib.dylib PSE/PSE 2022 Oganizer/Contents/Required/Adobe App Manager/Contents/OOBE/adobe_prtk_lib.dylib PSE/PSE 2022 Oganizer/Contents/Required/Adobe App Manager/Contents/OOBE/adobe_oobelib.dylib Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe Desktop Common/LCC/adobe_oobelib.dylib PSE/Support Files/AMT/CustomHook/adobe_oobelib.dylib Thanks for any constructive suggestions, expressions of sympathy or good jokes. Question: What can I do to stop these annoying and apparently non-harmful Notifications of this application crashing? I plan on compressing, renaming and moving './ PhotoshopServer.app/Contents/MacOS/ PhotoshopServer' (location 1, above) to observe any consequences.

I have not found any such app/exe/file on my drives. I never use the Adobe Elements 2022 Organizer.app.Īdobe Support Community suggested that I might have installed Photoshop Express at some point. app/Contents/MacOS/ PhotoshopServerĬontents/Frameworks/ PhotoshopServer. This is the (Mac) file path for the app:Ĭontents/Frameworks/ PhotoshopServer. The most recent one was installed (I assume) with the latest update/install of PSElements 20 22.

I have two copies of 'Photoshop Server.app' on my boot disk.

I have not experienced any problems using PSE nor have I seen any other crashes or problems from the app. I have no dyld files on my Mac although they are supposedly used in Big Sur and later versions of the OS.

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