no Content folder after download (mac)

[brave heart]

downloaded photoshop for mac & followed the instructions, its say:
. 6. Double click amtlib.framework.zip to unzip file.
7. Open Applications folder.
8. Open Adobe Photoshop CS6 folder.
9. Right click on Adobe Photoshop CS6 application.

so far so good.
10. Select "Show Package Contents"
11. Open Contents folder.
12. Open Frameworks folder.
13. Replace amtlib.framework.
here is the link: http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/9041303/A..._Mac_OS_X_[pogacke

i have no content folder note Frameworkfolder at all, here is a screen shot:

[Beer_Money]

I am not familiar with Mac, but do you have hidden folders? If not try running the program to see if it creates that folder, or restart your computer!

[-nelly-]

downloaded photoshop for mac & followed the instructions, its say:
. 6. Double click amtlib.framework.zip to unzip file.
7. Open Applications folder.
8. Open Adobe Photoshop CS6 folder.
9. Right click on Adobe Photoshop CS6 application.

so far so good.
10. Select "Show Package Contents"
11. Open Contents folder.
12. Open Frameworks folder.
13. Replace amtlib.framework.

here is the link:

http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/9041303/A..._Mac_OS_X_[pogacke

i have no content folder note Frameworkfolder at all

Members who are native or familiar with MAC are best positioned to help you mate. stormium and UA-07 are 2 that spring to mind.

[kjf]

9. Right click on Adobe Photoshop CS6 application.

10. Select "Show Package Contents"

11. Open Contents folder.

I don't see where you have followed those steps.

[brave heart]

as i mentioned before, there is no "show package content"-

and t once u left click

9. Right click on Adobe Photoshop CS6 application.

10. Select "Show Package Contents"

11. Open Contents folder.

I don't see where you have followed those steps.

[kjf]

You are right-clicking on the folder. You need to be right-clicking on the application itself.

[brave heart]

what do you mean? how can i follow if i don't have "show content folder" or frame works" folder??

as i mentioned before, there is no "show package content"-

and t once u left click

9. Right click on Adobe Photoshop CS6 application.

10. Select "Show Package Contents"

11. Open Contents folder.

I don't see where you have followed those steps.

[kjf]

Inside the folder should be an item of the same name ending in ".app"

This is what you need to be right-clicking on to "show package contents"

[brave heart]

ok i got it, but now i have a new case with blocking the internet, a hazardous move (attach is a screen shot)

How to block Adobe Internet connections
Open Terminal application (located in /Applications/Utilities/).
Copy, paste, and enter the following code in Terminal.

CODE: SELECT ALL
sudo /Applications/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit /etc/hosts

Copy and paste the following lines to the hosts file.

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127.0.0.1 lmlicenses.wip4.adobe.com
127.0.0.1 lm.licenses.adobe.com

Save and close the hosts file.
Copy, paste, and enter the following in Terminal.

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sudo dscacheutil -flushcache

[kjf]

An alternative to dealing with the command line to edit the hosts file is to install something like Little Snitch, Hands Off, or Radio Silence.

But to complete the above, you need to enter your account password, if your account is an administrator account.