- APPLE SNOW LEOPARD CAN YOU INSTALL MORE THAN ONE COMPUTER MAC OS X
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- APPLE SNOW LEOPARD CAN YOU INSTALL MORE THAN ONE COMPUTER UPDATE
The only thing I will tell you is that I made mistake of buying into the Apple propaganda about just popping in the disk for an upgrade…BIG MISTAKE. Whenever a new OS comes out I like to start completely clean and it also gives me a chance to get rid of any software that I downloaded and haven’t used in a long time. I completely agree with your points Steve. What do my fellow colleagues say? James Fritz says: But, in my opinion, most InDesign CS3 or CS4 users who are relatively up-to-date, can probably now upgrade if you wish. And, of course, you have to have an Intel Mac to do the upgrade to Snow Leopard. Or, you might have an old device like a printer or scanner for which you have trouble finding a new device driver. Apple did change the default gamma (screen brightness) to 2.2, now matching that of Windows, and this may cause problems for some people in color managed environments until color management software has caught up with the changes. While InDesign CS3 and CS4 (as well as most other CS3 and CS4 applications) seem to run well in Snow Leopard, you’re more likely to have problems if you have old versions of software like InDesign CS2 or earlier. However, there may be other reasons not to upgrade.
APPLE SNOW LEOPARD CAN YOU INSTALL MORE THAN ONE COMPUTER PDF
There is an issue with the Adobe PDF Printer which I reported earlier, but there are workarounds, and this doesn’t affect most people.
APPLE SNOW LEOPARD CAN YOU INSTALL MORE THAN ONE COMPUTER UPDATE
There was been one update issued?10.6.1?to fix some bugs, and 10.6.2 is reported to be in development. I’ve had Snow Leopard installed on two MacBook Pros since its release. Adobe products don’t depend on the operating system to handle text and font routines and so apparently are unaffected (at least I haven’t been able to find any reports of problems as of this date).
Adobe uses its own CoolType font engine for handling fonts, and InDesign uses its own proprietary text handling routines. However, as far as we can determine, this not a problem in InDesign CS3 or CS4, or in any other Adobe Creative Suite 3 or 4 product. The problem is widely reported in QuarkXPress 7 and 8, and in Apple applications like Pages, Keynote and Numbers.
APPLE SNOW LEOPARD CAN YOU INSTALL MORE THAN ONE COMPUTER MAC OS X
The problem is that if you created a document in a version of OS X before Snow Leopard, when you open it in Mac OS X 10.6, it may reflow. Wait a second! What crippling problem? It seems that Apple changed the way it handles PostScript Type 1 fonts in Snow Leopard. Their primary reason is that “Apple hasn’t fixed it’s crippling problem with PostScript fonts.” In two recent podcasts, Jay and Jeff have strongly recommended that graphic designers not upgrade to Snow Leopard. One of my favorite podcasts for graphic design news is Design Tools Weekly, hosted by Jay Nelson and Jeff Gamet of Design Tools Monthly.
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