Updating to Mac OS X

[Adcraft]

Does anybody know if there are any issues with any of the Macromedia Studio
products when one upgrades from Mac OS 10.3 to 10.4?

When I upgraded from 10.1 to 10.3 all of my programs had to be reinstalled,
and I was told by Macromedia that my number of installations had been used up.

Just wondering before I take the plunge.

[Rich Hudgins]

Wow, that's thinking ahead, considering that 10.4 is not going to be
released until the first half of 2005. So it could be almost a year
away. There will probably be another Macromedia upgrade by then.

Rich

Adcraft wrote:

> Does anybody know if there are any issues with any of the Macromedia Studio
> products when one upgrades from Mac OS 10.3 to 10.4?
>
> When I upgraded from 10.1 to 10.3 all of my programs had to be reinstalled,
> and I was told by Macromedia that my number of installations had been used up.
>
> Just wondering before I take the plunge.
>

[Martin Sammtleben]

In article <cevuhi$acr$1@forums.macromedia.com>,
Rich Hudgins <rich@nospam-weiss-associates.com> wrote:

> Wow, that's thinking ahead, considering that 10.4 is not going to be
> released until the first half of 2005.

I have a feeling he meant 10.3.4 not 10.4

I don't think there's any reason to worry about performing x.x.upgrades,
only when doing a major system upgrade the licenses might be affected.

--
Cheers Martin

[Rich Hudgins]

Agreed on both counts.

Rich

Martin Sammtleben wrote:

> In article <cevuhi$acr$1@forums.macromedia.com>,
> Rich Hudgins <rich@nospam-weiss-associates.com> wrote:
>
>

>>Wow, that's thinking ahead, considering that 10.4 is not going to be
>>released until the first half of 2005.

>
>
> I have a feeling he meant 10.3.4 not 10.4
>
> I don't think there's any reason to worry about performing x.x.upgrades,
> only when doing a major system upgrade the licenses might be affected.
>