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Re: No apps launch on new CS2 install

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From: Neil_Keller
Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2009 21:26
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James, 

      Oi... fanboy...




Please check your facts before jumping down my throat. 

      PS> Using case sensitive volumes avoids file name collision in the directory
      tree and many other problems. Welcome to the 21st century.




Then you're sailing in a 21st century boat for one. Most Mac users don't have an issue with "name collisions in the directory tree" -- however that manifests itself in a Mac.

You still haven't told us how you set up your system to run CS or CS2 under Leopard. I think the folks here would find that very useful. 

      CS2 would work flawlessly if Adobe's programming or support department
      would simply write a patch to rename the files in the proper case that
      the program searches for them in




Few software developers are going to write compatibility patches for 4-year-old/2-versions-behind software.

Neil
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