Re: Adobe Drive CS4 does not connect to Version Cue Server on localhost

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From: Markus_Jasker
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2009 08:32

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Hi Sabine,
that is not true. Under normal circumstances Adobe Drive will run on G4, G5 and IntelMacs.
I did run Adobe Drive a few days ago on an iBook G4 933 - worked fine though.
So, it seems that something disrupts the connection on your G5.
DID you delete the original CS4ServiceManager folder after zipping it?
No Firewall settings (located at system preferences > security on Leopard.

Markus

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