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Apply the preset to an image
Modify the setting you would like changed in the preset
Click the "+" sign under the presets window to create a new preset, or right click an existing preset and click "Update with current settings"
If it is adding vignetting I would look at the Lens Corrections Develop module, as well as the Effects Develop module.
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Assuming Windows OS, if you are comfortable editing your registry:
open registry (using regedit command)
navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths
look for a key called "Photoshop.exe"
if it is there, it will probably contain a path to CS5. Edit the entry and paste in the path to your CS6 executable
if it is not ...
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Apparently one solution is to have your computer lockup and have to hard reset causing LR4 to see CS6 upon startup. I'll leave this open for a more solid answer, preferably one that includes how to revert, or select, the version (or install) of PS that should be used in case I want to go back to an old version at some time.
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Too late to try, but if it happens again, change the Navigator from "Fit" to Fill or 1:1 and back again.
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My apologies to Dave, who provided a solid response to the question, however, not satisfied with a work-around, I continued searching. Thanks to some very kind advice from Rob Cole I was led to find: ListView by John Beardsworth. This is the Swiss Army Knife of Metadata export. My only regret is that I didn't find it sooner. It can export any and all ...
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