Newsgroup: it.comp.macintosh
Titolo: CS3 e Snow non andranno d'accordo

Appena letto un comunicato di Adobe che dice che le versioni da CS3 in gi�
non funzioneranno a dovere con l'ultima incarnazione di Mac OS X, anzi,
dicono che se proprio vi si installano sicuramente creeranno problemi,
consigliano, guarda caso, di passare a CS4...

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bei cialtroni, con quello che si fanno pagare.
Piratare � illegale... ma queste si chiamano attenuanti :-P
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Il 27/08/09 08:49, Giovanni ha scritto:
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Questa:
http://www.macrumors.com/2009/08/26/photoshop-project-manager-clarifies-position-on-creative-suite-3-compatibility-with-snow-leopard/
sembra invece chiarire il contrario...

Giovanni ha scritto:
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questo � quanto dice John Neck:
I've done some more research into the history of Adobe's work with Mac 
OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard). I can't speak for product teams besides 
Photoshop, and in the interests of time, I'm sharing what I've found out 
so far.
It turns out that the Photoshop team has tested Photoshop CS3 on Snow 
Leopard, and to the best of our knowledge, PS CS3 works fine on Snow 
Leopard.
Apple and the Photoshop team worked together closely during the 
development of Snow Leopard, as we do during the development of every OS 
revision. The Photoshop QE team reported a couple of dozen problems to 
Apple, and I'm happy to say that Apple has fixed all the significant 
issues we found. Here are the remaining open issues we know about:
The blue highlight ring around PS windows displayed by Expos� is too heavy.
When using arrow keys to nudge the values in text fields up and down, 
the values now change more slowly on a Japanese OS.
So, why didn't we say all this from the beginning? Read on for details.
It has always been Adobe's policy not to go backwards and do dot 
releases on software that is no longer shipping. This isn't some kind of 
ploy to force people to upgrade; rather, it's a recognition that 
resources are not infinite, and we need to focus our efforts on current 
and future technology*. When we say that we officially support a 
specific OS, you can trust that we've done very extensive testing on 
that platform. If we haven't done that level of testing, then we simply 
won't say that we support it. That's why the FAQ reads as it does.
That said, none of us like to inconvenience customers, so the reality is 
that we *do* actually perform some amount of testing on older product if 
we believe that there are a significant number of customers using it. So 
does Apple.
As I say, we have reason to expect that all meaningful issues of running 
Photoshop CS3 under Snow Leopard have been resolved. However, because we 
have not done the level of testing that true certification demands, we 
need to stand by our statement that we don't officially support CS3 on 
Snow Leopard.
Hope that makes sense,
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 Leopard.
Photoshop � una chicca. Sono sicuro che i problemi li daranno InDesign e
- soprattutto - Illustrator.
Ma, del resto, quei due problemi li danno anche quando Adobe dichiara
che funzionano perfettamente...
Ciao,
Paolo

 che funzionano perfettamente...
si sono anch'io convinto che met� della roba installata in ufficio 
(xpress, indesign etc) smetter� di andare o dovr� essere aggiornata 
perch� avr� qualche problemuccio. Per ora in produzione si tiene leopard 
che va benissimo.
Spero di trovare domani leopard all'apple reseller cos� lo installo a 
casa. Tanto la poca roba che ho � data tutta per compatibile.
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