Adobe on Leopard Compatibility
Adobe has posted a Leopard Support PDF which outlines the compatibility between their line of products and Apple's Mac OS X Leopard. The information is summarized by MacCentral:
The updates for "full compatibility" are not expected until December - January.
Adobe Photoshop CS3, Flash CS3 Professional, Contribute CS3, Dreamweaver CS3, Fireworks CS3, Flash Player 9, GoLive 9, Illustrator CS3, InCopy CS3, InDesign CS3, Bridge CS3, Version Cue CS3, Device Central CS3 and Acrobat Connect (Start Meeting) are all compatible with Leopard.
Products that will require updates for full Leopard compatibility include Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional and the companys professional video applications, including Adobe Premiere Pro CS3, After Effects CS3 Professional, Encore CS3 and Soundbooth CS3.
The updates for "full compatibility" are not expected until December - January.
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56 months ago
http://news.yahoo.com/s/macworld/20071027/tc_macworld/adobelopard20071026;_ylt=AubK8pVjp6ulqeZu2GOvV6ExVrIF
ouch! december for some and January for others :eek::eek:
ouch! december for some and January for others :eek::eek:
56 months ago
Is Adobe the new Microsoft?
No updates to Acrobat Pro until Jan '08.....goes to show you how bloated and useless it's become.
-Kevin
No updates to Acrobat Pro until Jan '08.....goes to show you how bloated and useless it's become.
-Kevin
56 months ago
i feel bad for all the video editors out their who can't run leopard until the CS3 updates. I think its a hint to get FCS2. I want to know why they haven't thought about this since leopard was announced :rolleyes:
56 months ago
I kinda agree about the film thing...i just think that Adobe just doesn't have the power like FCP and Shake do. Those are Apple based softwares and for Mac users, the best choice IMHO. I started laughing when I noticed that all the Adobe softwares that wouldn't be compatible right away were for film editing.
56 months ago
Typically if you are running in any type of production environment. You don't just run out and install the latest OS anyhow.
56 months ago
Typically if you are running in any type of production environment. You don't just run out and install the latest OS anyhow.
Very true...:cool:
56 months ago
Whatever, Adobe. You would think that a company as large as Adobe would be on top of things. They took forever to get CS3 out the door, shipped the product with a bloated installer that spreads files everywhere (it's practically impossible to uninstall) and now they can't even get updates out in a timely fashion.
Pathetic.
I guess I should note that I actually forked over the $$$ for CS3 Design Premium and SoundBooth.
Pathetic.
I guess I should note that I actually forked over the $$$ for CS3 Design Premium and SoundBooth.
56 months ago
Does anyone know of a way to get Acrobat 7 to print PDFs under Leopard? I've installed on a backup drive until I know everything works, but not being able to print pdfs will definitely stop me putting it on my main drive.
Adobe are useless with their updates. Truly. Even for the newest program (CS3) it's difficult to believe they're not ready once again. Ah well.
Adobe are useless with their updates. Truly. Even for the newest program (CS3) it's difficult to believe they're not ready once again. Ah well.
56 months ago
I think the company has just gotten too large for their own good. Sort of like Microsoft. Some software companies just get to the point where they can't manage everything and for whatever reason bloat and bad code occurs.
I've always hated Acrobat (bloated piece of worthless garbage) but it's sad to hear Photoshop & CS3 is going the same route.
I've always hated Acrobat (bloated piece of worthless garbage) but it's sad to hear Photoshop & CS3 is going the same route.
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