I cant even open Photoshop CS6 without it closing after I open a document.

We strongly recommend that customers do their own testing on a non-production partition to ensure that new operating systems work with their current hardware and drivers (printing, etc).

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You need to delete the driver, delete the printer, install the latest driver then install the printer.

Ive submitted crash reports, my printer drivers have been updated.

An Adobe technician is on the case and it has been escalated.

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I hope that everyone who is having the problem gets full support from Adobe.

Apple have checked out my iMac, and that is working perfectly fine and printing using their inbuilt software Preview.

Print dialogue crashes upon sending to print and entire Photoshop reboots.

I havent found a way to update LR6 only without using the connected version through CC.

Using Photoshop CC under Sierra Im unable to do so because of the inability to select existing files in the Save-as finder window.

This is very frustrating as I have to save hundreds of banners for web and I need to be able to click on existing files so that I dont have to re-type the name of the file, every time I need to save a banner out.

Control-click anywhere in the list of devices, then choose Reset printing system from the shortcut menu that appears.

Choose File New Folder with Selection to put all of the selected items into a new folder named New Folder With Items.

Only solution I can find is to save the file as a.jpeg.

Wait for Photoshop to crash.

Both printers work fine with other software including Lightroom 2015.7.

Apple person did tell me that Adobe had Sierra for eight months prior to its release, however Adobe had not tested the latest release of Photoshop on Sierra during that time.

Please note: CS6 was not designed nor extensively tested to run on macOS Sierra.

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STILL CRASHES. I found someone who says they talked to several people at Adobe before getting someone that understood both the issue and English.

Regardless, holding SPACE while printing is suppose to reset things.

So far Photoshop does not crash if I hold SPACE while clicking PRINT.

I am running CS6.

Telling me that Sierra wasnt extensively tested on CS6 is not really much help.

Alsowhy wasnt it tested Opening and closing a document is not exactly complicated stuff.