and I’m hung up on this step: On Windows, copy the extension into %APPDATA%\Adobe\CEPServiceManager4\extensions
Things I’ve tried:
That folder doesn’t exist on my workstation, creating it and placing my HTML/manifest there doesn’t help. Creating one called CEPServiceManager5 also doesn’t work. Tried about 3-4 other logical locations…no luck.
Tried installing another extension to see where it places files, but since our workstations have no internet connection (and extension manager cc calls home), I cannot do that. Trying to use their request workaround com es to another dead end.
Here’s the important bit, place the HTML5 markup here:
Win 32bit:C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\CEP\extensions
Win 64bit:C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\CEP\extensions\
Is it just me or is it super weird that Photoshop 64bit looks in the x86 folder??
Edit: Has anybody had luck launching external exe files through javascript? I get an Uncaught ReferenceError: ActiveXObject is not defined. I’m guessing I’m not allowed to because of security reasons, but surely there must be a way?
[QUOTE=Optagon;26528]Is it just me or is it super weird that Photoshop 64bit looks in the x86 folder??
Edit: Has anybody had luck launching external exe files through javascript? I get an Uncaught ReferenceError: ActiveXObject is not defined. I’m guessing I’m not allowed to because of security reasons, but surely there must be a way?[/QUOTE]