How to close applications to complete the installation of CS5 on Mac?
I'm trying to install CS5 on my Mac, and it is said that, in order to complete the installation, I need to close the following applications to continue: SafariCloudHistory and SafariNotifications. The problem is that I already closed out of Safari and my iCloud account.
Hi,
Please follow the Installation of Adobe Acrobat asked to close "SafariNotificati"
Hope that helps!
Kind regards
Sheena
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