CS5 Master Collection known issues and bugs

Welcome to Adobe® Creative Suite® 5 Master Collection. This document contains known issues and troubleshooting tips not covered in the Master Collection documentation.

Please refer to Adobe Support for late-breaking information and known issues for all Creative Suite 5 applications.

Adobe Premiere Pro CS5/After Effects CS5:

• When importing an Adobe Premiere Pro project in After Effects for the first time, it may take 20-25 seconds for the sequence to appear. Subsequent imports will take less time.  (BG086785)
• (Windows 64-bit only) If Production Premium CS4 was installed at a non-default location, and Production Premium CS5 is installed on the same system, Dynamic Link CS4 will not work. (#2559127)
  
  
  • Workaround: Install Production Premium CS4 at a default location. Or follow the below steps:
    1. Go to \Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\dynamiclink\. There are 2 shortcuts “AfterFx” and “Premiere,” and they are displayed in generic icon, indicating that the shortcuts are invalid.
    2. Create new shortcuts for AE and PPro from the installed AE CS4 and PPro CS4.
    3. Rename them to “AfterFx” and “Premiere” to match the existing shortcuts, and place them at \Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\dynamiclink\, replacing the existing shortcuts installed by CS5. The new shortcuts should be displayed in product icon rather than generic icon.

        

GB18030 support for Windows XP

In order to support the display of all characters of the Chinese standard GB18030 on Windows XP systems, Adobe recommends the installation of the Microsoft GB18030 Support Package. This support package will update an XP system with, among other things, fonts and input-method-editors (IMEs) to correctly support GB18030. The support package is available as a download from the Microsoft website. (#BG061690)

For InDesign CS5:

SetNewUIfont and ClearNewUIfont for GB18030-2000 standard support

On Microsoft® Windows® XP, set the registry to enable 4-byte GB18030-2000 characters in the UI by running the registry script file "SetNewUIfont.reg". This will only affect UI in InDesign and not your OS. The registry script is an optional procedure and doesn’t need to be run unless there is a need to display 4-byte characters in the UI.

Note:  This workaround will not work for the dialogs managed by the operating system (i.e. Open, Save...etc).

To set the UI font to enable 4-byte GB18030-2000 characters:

To revert the UI font to original settings:

NOTE: The registry script is created to display GB18030 standard 4-byte characters in InDesign UI, and should be run on native Simplified Chinese Win XP.

For Illustrator CS5:

SetNewUIfont and ClearNewUIfont for GB18030-2000 standard support

On Microsoft® Windows® XP, set the registry to enable 4-byte GB18030-2000 characters in the UI by running the registry script file "EnableGB18030.reg". This will only affect UI in Illustrator and not your OS. The registry script is an optional procedure and doesn’t need to be run unless there is a need to display 4-byte characters in the UI.

Note: This workaround will not work for the dialogs managed by the operating system (i.e. Open, Save...etc).

To set the UI font to enable 4-byte GB18030-2000 characters:

To revert the UI font to original settings:

NOTE: The registry script is created to display GB18030 standard 4-byte characters in Illustrator UI, and should be run on native Simplified Chinese Win XP.

For Photoshop CS5:

Files and instructions on how to set the UI font to enable 4-byte GB18030-2000 characters are located in the GB18030 folder on the CS5 Content DVD, in the 简体中文  > 实用组件 > Adobe Photoshop CS5 folder.

For Fireworks CS5:

On Windows XP (Simplified Chinese), because the application’s default Chinese font is SimSun, 4-byte GB18030 characters aren’t displayed correctly. As a workaround, use the two scripts provided with Fireworks CS4 installer (SetNewUIFont and ClearNewUIFont) for GB18030 standard support. These two scripts are installed at the following location:  [drive:]\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Fireworks CS4\Simplified Chinese\.

To set the UI font to enable 4-byte GB18030 characters:

To revert the UI font to original settings:

Note: You must restart Windows after running these scripts.

• Fireworks CS4 does not display 4-byte characters in the document tab’s title on Windows XP. As a workaround, name the titles with ASCII or 2-byte Chinese characters.
• On Windows XP and Windows Vista, some 2-byte and all 4-byte characters might not be correctly pasted to Illustrator when you use the Copy Path Outlines feature in Fireworks.
• On Windows XP and Windows Vista, some 2-byte and all 4-byte characters might not be displayed correctly in the Create Slideshow dialog when they are typed in from the keyboard.
• On Windows XP, some 2-byte and all 4-byte characters might not be displayed correctly in the HTML Slice on the canvas.

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