CS4 External Editor Issue

[MSB]

Just upgraded to CS4. I'm running on a 64-Bit Vista workstation. By default CS4 installs both the 64bit and 32bit versions. Unfortunately, I discovered many of my CS3 plugins will not run with Cs4 64bit. Therefore, I need to run CS4 32bit version. Lightroom v 2.1 defaults to the 64bit CS4 as the primary external editor. Any way to change the primary editor? It appears you can change the secondary editor but not the primary. I use the secondary editor for Corel.

 

[Halfje-Bruin]

Just add another external editor for 32-bit PS CS4.

 

[MSB]

Can you add another? It appears you only have the option for 2 external editors. If the first defaults to CS4 64bit, the 2nd assigned to CS4 32bit, then where do I assign the third for Corel?

 

[Denis Pagé]

Can you add another? It appears you only have the option for 2 external editors. If the first defaults to CS4 64bit, the 2nd assigned to CS4 32bit, then where do I assign the third for Corel?

Lightroom 1.x was limited to two. As you say you have 2.1, this should not be a problem. I am not in front of Lightroom so, scroll down maybe or look for a "+" sign?

 

[Victoria Bampton]

In that dropdown menu, where it says CS4 32-bit, you'll also find 'Save Current Settings as New Preset' and you can save as many different presets as you like.

 

[Brad Snyder]

In that dropdown menu, where it says CS4 32-bit, you'll also find 'Save Current Settings as New Preset' and you can save as many different presets as you like.

....And they'll all show as choices on the 'Edit in ...' context menu.

 

[MSB]

Got it. You can save as many presets as needed in 2.1. Thank you for your help.