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Trying to remove the topmost external editor listed in edit-in section of Lightroom Classic

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I've entered the most recent Photoshop as the topmost external editor in the edit-in section of Lightroom and need to replace it with Photoshop 2021 that I also have operative in my computer due to memory issues impacting performance with the most recent PS. All over the internet I've found advice on removing an "additional external editor" in that section but have found no guidance on how to remove the topmost entry. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks,
Bob Glassman
 
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The topmost external editor is always the latest version of Photoshop installed on your system. AFAIK, you cannot change that in Windows.
 
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