When version 4 came out, I made sure I upgraded to that version to make sure I could deal with Mac OS 8. And with the advent of OS 8.5, my upgrade to version 8 of Conflict Catcher wasn't far behind. Now my upgrade to Conflict Catcher 8 occurred before my upgrade to Mac OS 8.5. I held off installing 8.5 until December when I finally had the time to sit down, go through my hard drive, delete the items I didn't need and prepare for the upgrade. I had made some changes to my system and had removed Conflict Catcher 4 before I did the install of version 8.
Installation is simple, quick and easy.
Conflict Catcher allows you to import your sets from the Extensions Manager into Conflict Catcher. Follow the simple, easy instructions and within a couple of minutes you're on your way, with everything the way you were used to. Not a bad feature considering how many of these items may be floating around in our systems. But, when you have those regular problems, Conflict Catcher is what you need. Earlier I mentioned the Clean-Install Merge Feature that Conflict Catcher now has.