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Sunday, August 28, 2005

Tiger, Check

 
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Did the Tiger upgrade today. A few tweaks were in order. I had to reinstall Motion a couple of times. I finally just deleted it from the drive and then reinstalled along with the update 1.0.1. Motion wasn't the only application that didn't launch, Compressor was being a little problematic. I heard this is pretty common. After the Motion reinstall, Compressor started right up. Strange? All things seem stable, for now. As usual, thanks to Ken Stone for the assistance. Tomorrow, Final Cut Pro Studio. I'm going to install one application a day, do some tests, then to the next one. If I run into any problems at least I'll have a better chance of figuring out which application is causing the problem.

posted by William at 1:23 PM | permalink

1 Comments:

Blogger William said...

Absolutely. You can always trash what you don't want later. I actually archived important files onto a DVD also.

3:48 PM  

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