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Adobe Stock Photos Uninstaller

In case you didn't hear, Adobe has decided to discontinue the Stock Photos aspect of Bridge CS3. With iStockphoto, I'm not surprised. So if you'd like to uninstall it, you might check out the following links:

Adobe Stock Photos Mac:

Adobe Stock Photos Win:

I don't think this is something you have to run out and do immediately, but if you're like me who likes to keep his computer as tidy as is reasonably possible, then you'll run it sometime when it's convenient.

Update 2-28-08: I've run the uninstaller and it worked like a charm but others have told me it doesn't go away. Another option that you can do is go to Preferences>Startup Scripts and deselect the Adobe Stock Photos option. Restart Bridge and Stock Photos should be gone!

Posted by Dennis Radeke on February 5, 2008 05:21 PM |

Comments

I've tried a few times to run this deinstall patcher, and it keeps saying my Stock Photos needs to be updated, and then it installs dozens of little files. This is after doing a brand new install of CS3. I read that you have to enable Bridge > Prefs > Scripts > Stock Photos, but that didn't help either. Any idea what's up?

[DR - Trish, I will look into it and try to get back to you.]

Posted by: Trish Meyer | February 12, 2008 02:01 AM

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