So they finally fixed it in Snow Leopard

[bwana]

There's always been one glaring mistake with OsX and that's the way it handled searches. You would start a search from a folder and it would automatically default to Search: This Mac. You can now change the default from Finder > Preferences > Advanced

And now that I've found it I have to revert back to 10.5 because Photoshop CS3 is broken.

 

[DotKomrade]

Ja that always irritates me too...

 

[Synaesthesia]

CS3 is broken?

 

[bwana]

Mine was http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/512/cpsid_51260.html

Finally got it working after 5 hours.

 

[Willie Trombone]

I assume those steps worked for you?

 

[d0b33]

And now that I've found it I have to revert back to 10.5 because Photoshop CS3 is broken.

LOL that would have been silly considering that there is a fix.

Upgrading does cause issues though which is why I'll do a clean install.

 

[bwana]

LOL that would have been silly considering that there is a fix.

Upgrading does cause issues though which is why I'll do a clean install.

What fix?

BTW - I had to do a clean install because my drive had the wrong type of partition table and I still had this problem.

 

[d0b33]

What fix?

The one you posted? you're saying it does not work?

 

[bwana]

The one you posted? you're saying it does not work?

Nope - didnt work.

 

[d0b33]

Nope - didnt work.

Oh ok.. so you have it working now?

 

[Willie Trombone]

Apparently yes after reinstall

 

[bwana]

Oh ok.. so you have it working now?

Yeah - I manually searched and destroyed every PS file I could find - took out most of my adobe apps in the process but it worked. I was able to reinstall a working copy.

Apparently yes after reinstall

Restoring 10.5 from yesterdays backup was my next option.

 

[Pooky]

Yeah - I manually searched and destroyed every PS file I could find - took out most of my adobe apps in the process but it worked. I was able to reinstall a working copy.

Shoo mission.