Hi! I have Windows 7 with Photoshop CS4 64 bit version and Divine installs without a problem. But... I can't see it anywhere!!, when i open photoshop, no divine menu and no file-automate.

I copied the divine folder from plug-ins, with no success.

Same as guest above

I understand that you don't "support" that yet but since 85% of all computers now sold are with 64-bit software I think it is actually kind of foolish to develop a product solely for 32-bit.

aw mann :( i have a 64 bit system too, sigh. i was really looking forward to testing this software out!

I'm not sure what everyone's problem is here, I have tried out the Divine app under Win 7 (64-bit) using Photoshop CS4 x86 (32-bit) and everything works fine. When you install the software you will need to make sure that you install it within Photoshop x86 mode. In order to use the plugin you will need to start Photoshop x86 and then

- Select File - Automate - Divine ( The plugin will start and you will need to add you account settings for publishing) Without publishing you will still be able to use the plugin.

I have also tried this using CS4 in Win XP 32-bit virtual mode operating within Win 7 64-bit addition. To install using VM under Win 7 you will need to follow the same guidelines I stated above. The only difference here is that you don't have the choice between 64-bit and 32-bit Photoshop, so just install the plugin within VM WinXP.

Good Luck!

shawnbry2003 we have problem in Photoshop x64 in Windows 64bit, not Photoshop x32 in Windows 32bit.
I also have the problem, where i cand find the plugin/software in my photoshop 64bit (win7)

The problem is not with the operating system but with photoshop running x64. You can install a version of photoshop in x32 and it will work - a good rule to implement is when it is in the x86 programs files folder it will most likely work. Has worked on my windows vista x64 OS.

I am with many on this. It was the first thing I noticed when installed. I design with PS5 64 bit and Windows 7, this is a great concept indeed and a tool that will have huge implications but without 64 bit support, serious designers will not want to use it, nor would they pay what you are asking for the official release.

There are too many benefits for us to use PS5 64 bit. When designing a PSD layout for a website you end up with many layers and without 64 bit processor technology performance is dramatically compromised. Unfortunately we aren't using Mac so every little advantage helps. Work flow is everything to a designer, it is the very reason this product stands out.

LB