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Advice Requested. Before Upgrading to Tiger.

Dillon
I had to wait for my slow season to come before doing any updates. All of my jobs are done, and now it's just me and the computer.

Currently have:
C1 Pro 3.6
OS 10.3.9
Photoshop CS

I have all the new software ready to go. What comes first? C1, or TIger. What's best, archive and install? Are all of the bugs worked out? Are the profiles working flawlessly from C1 3.7 to Photoshop CS2?
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  • Dillon
    Guess I'll have to see what happens! Pretty darn scary after reading about all of the problems.
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  • faeyer
    I've seen no new problem when I upgraded toTiger. I made a backup (cloned my HD on an external FireWire disk), repaired permissions and upgraded to Tiger. I did the same on more than 5 Macs. My only little problem came up with JunkMatcher (spam filter) and an upgrade fixed it. Photoshop CS2, Capture One 3.7.x Pro (and custom profiles) all continue to work .
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  • bob111
    I had lots of problems when upgrading to Tiger but NOT with C1.

    Bob Croxford
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  • Dillon
    So far, very good. Upgraded the 3.6.1 C1 to 3.7.3 and OSX3.9 to Tiger. Even though I had previously processed my images at 8 bit, TIFF the new C1 seems much faster with my new policy to process all at 16 bit TIFF. Love it!

    Bob, what types of problems are you having with Tiger? I've only been up about 48 hours and everything appears good. I've had a few \"hiccups\" in Photoshop CS2, but no major catastrophes.
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  • bob111
    Bob, what types of problems are you having with Tiger? I've only been up about 48 hours and everything appears good. I've had a few \"hiccups\" in Photoshop CS2, but no major catastrophes.

    Dear Dillon

    I had to re-install most programmes but especially Creative Suite CS2 which failed to re-activate. Sorting the CS2 problems took over two hours on the phone to Adobe.

    Acrobat 5.0 will not install at all. I suppose I have to buy Acrobat 7.

    There is now an assumption that ALL computers are connected to the web for updates and maintainence which makes it impossible to run one machine for web connections and all the others for 'proper' work. Does my head in!

    Bob
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