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MrLee

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Sep 18, 2005
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I've never had problems before with an update, but this time things have gone very wrong.

When I reboot, I get the warning shown in the attachment.

Also, I can't open Photoshop, as I get a similar warning shown in the other attachment.

Then in Safari, the 'previous' and 'next' buttons aren't working.

These probs are driving me mad, especially as I'm not very tech savvy. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Oh, and I'm using an iMac G4.

Thanks!
 

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Thanks, but repairing permissions and also running MacJanitor were the first two things I did, but nothing changed...
 
MrLee said:
Thanks, but repairing permissions and also running MacJanitor were the first two things I did, but nothing changed...
There's obviously a corrupted or damaged file in your library somewhere. But due to my lack of tech knowledge, I don't know how you can go about fixing it. Maybe a re-install of Photoshop? Don't know about the Safari buttons though.
 
Re-installing the 10.4.4 update might do the trick. Looks like a library file got borked in the update.
 
sorry to hijack but i just noticed in programs like safari i dont have the minimize button :S and its something i use everyday maybe ill repair permisions and reboot:mad:
 
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