Dr. Brown Pro image processor

I use Image Processor Pro by Dr. Brown for years and have never had a problem until now. I just tried to run the pro Image Processor script and received a "failed creation tab by default FileType". Any who cross this error? I tried to remove the script and reinstall it but the same problem. I even tried script 'Just difficulty It' of Mr. Brown. The only thing that has changed since the last, I used the script successfully is that I added a monitor 3rd in my setup, but I really don't expect that it is a problem. Has anyone encountered this error when you use Dr. Brown scripts?

Thank you for your suggestions, but after some further investigation, it turns out that the problem was Photoshop itself. I went to test a batch action in photoshop and found that 'batch' under automate is grayed out.

Oinapea, if you see that your 'batch' option is greyed out, try to remove it from your actions palette file. Must be in the same folder JJMack listed above: C:\Users\(insert username) \AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS5\Adobe Photoshop CS5 Settings

Remove the Stock Palette.psp and reopen PS. I hope that the 'batch' option is now available and Dr. Brown will run as it should.

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