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Feb 06, 2006 20:13 |  #1

how do i get bridge to open at the same time as ps c2


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Feb 06, 2006 20:47 |  #2

Start them both at the same time. I have them on the little thingy beside the start button and hit them one after another.

I suspect there may be a setting to do this, but given that it takes me approximately 1/3 of a second I never bothered to find out.


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Feb 06, 2006 20:52 as a reply to  @ tim's post |  #3

open cs2, then edit menu, preferences, general, and put a check next to "automatically launch bridge".




  
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Feb 06, 2006 21:12 |  #4

thanks


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Feb 06, 2006 23:06 |  #5

I never open CS2. I just double click the snap in Bridge and it opens up RAW and CS2 at the same time.


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