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PressReady Corrupted after boot into OSX

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From: John Levine
Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2002 02:16
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OK, anybody know of a fix? 

B &W PowerMac G3 400 MHz, 1 GB RAM, OS 9.2.2, OS 10.1.5 

I was using PR with OS 9.2.2 flawlessly. I took the plunge to OSX, installing it on the same drive as OS 9. No Problems yet. Played around with the new OS (very cool) for awhile, tweaking my settings. No problem. Decided it was time to get back to work, so I decided to try �Classic�. After seeing how long it took Classic to launch, I figured I�d be better off booting directly into OS 9. I did with no problems UNTIL I WENT TO PRINT. Somehow PressReady AND iProof PowerRIP drivers had gotten corrupted! Rebuilding desktop printers didn�t help, so I did a full wipe of my Hard Drive and restored my Squeaky clean OS 9 disk. I then manually removed PR and PowerRIP, thinking that if I install OSX on my disk before PR and PowerRIP were present. I could work around OSX corrupting them. So I get OSX back on my drive, tweak it again and install some native apps (AI 10, PS 7, ID 2) with no problem. I then reboot into OS 9 (Have not touched Classic again) and install PR and PowerRIP. No problems printing. I figure I got it fixed. WRONG. I booted into OSX and worked for a bit, actually stayed with it 2 days exploring� I�m on vacation�some vacation! ;-) When I booted into OS9 and went to print a doc from Xpress, PR gave me an �error code 108: Could not find the required file <caron><caron> �. I says to myself �Aw, shit, not again� and go grab a Heineken. Before absolutely freaking out, I deceided to see if PowerRIP had also gotten corrupted from booting into OSX. SURPRISE! It didn�t. Everything prints fine. Any body know what�s causing this? I only bought PowerRIP 2000 cause it�s going to be OSX soon, Meantime I really want to keep using PR when I boot into OS9, but I can�t afford to keep manually removing/reinstalling after every boot into OSX. I really would appreciate some help on this: Harron, Ho, James F. Anne S. ? Anybody??? 

Thanks in Advance, 

John
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