Just wondering what people were planning on doing (or have already done)
I think I'll wait a while before I decide... see if anything pops up.
I think I'll wait a while before I decide... see if anything pops up.
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Poll: CS3 upgrading to Snow Leopard?
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definite |ˈdefənit|
adjective
clearly stated or decided; not vague or doubtful : we had no definite plans.
clearly true or real; unambiguous : no definite proof has emerged.
[ predic. ] (of a person) certain or sure about something : you're very definite about that!
clear or undeniable (used for emphasis) : video is a definite asset in the classroom.
having exact and discernible physical limits or form.
DERIVATIVES
definiteness noun
ORIGIN mid 16th cent.: from Latin definitus defined, set within limits, past participle of definire (see define ).
USAGE For an explanation of the difference between definite and definitive, see usage at definitive .
adjective
clearly stated or decided; not vague or doubtful : we had no definite plans.
clearly true or real; unambiguous : no definite proof has emerged.
[ predic. ] (of a person) certain or sure about something : you're very definite about that!
clear or undeniable (used for emphasis) : video is a definite asset in the classroom.
having exact and discernible physical limits or form.
DERIVATIVES
definiteness noun
ORIGIN mid 16th cent.: from Latin definitus defined, set within limits, past participle of definire (see define ).
USAGE For an explanation of the difference between definite and definitive, see usage at definitive .
Referring to "definitely" sp.
Please don't hate on me haha.
On topic, i generally think dont upgrade until its all compatible, unfortunately that may mean waiting until you can afford the cs4 upgrade.
Please don't hate on me haha.
On topic, i generally think dont upgrade until its all compatible, unfortunately that may mean waiting until you can afford the cs4 upgrade.
I've already upgraded to Snow Leopard and have CS3. It works fine so far, although I've not had the chance to use it a great deal yet.
everything I've tried in CS3 since upgrading to SL has worked fine...
95% Photoshop Illustrator and Indesign...
5% dreamweaver and AE.
BUT, just to be a sucker (and cover my bases) i got the CS4 upgrade and so far (3 days of full time work) it has been great- with the exception of 2 unexplained crashes of Illustrator when trying to paste objects between 2 windows.
95% Photoshop Illustrator and Indesign...
5% dreamweaver and AE.
BUT, just to be a sucker (and cover my bases) i got the CS4 upgrade and so far (3 days of full time work) it has been great- with the exception of 2 unexplained crashes of Illustrator when trying to paste objects between 2 windows.
well im still paranoid that when i upgrade to SL my CS3 wont work along with a bunch of other programs.
but it seems some of you people here don't have that problem. but i'll wait anyways to see some more solid details
but it seems some of you people here don't have that problem. but i'll wait anyways to see some more solid details
Upgraded to SL last week not a problem yet. Hoping not to have to buy an upgrade till CS5 for 64 bit versions.
Upgraded on launch. 17" 2.16 gHz CD MBP. Made a bootable copy of my HD just in case.
Only issues I have come across so far is InDesign and Photoshop take ~15 dock bounces to launch as well as all CS3 apps freezing for ~30 seconds when I print for the first time after launching.
Only issues I have come across so far is InDesign and Photoshop take ~15 dock bounces to launch as well as all CS3 apps freezing for ~30 seconds when I print for the first time after launching.
CS3 works fine in SL. In fact, CS4 which is supposed to be "certified" was unusable in SL for me. Constant errors using the text tool or fonts. Switching back to CS3 and all works fine.
It works fine for me and I was brave enough to install SL in the middle of a rush/important job. 
The two problems are one of the printers won't work and the one that works, Ai hangs for a good 30 second.
The two problems are one of the printers won't work and the one that works, Ai hangs for a good 30 second.
No problems here either. In fact, the only thing holding me up is printer support. We print to a Fiery RIP and I just don't want to dork up our workflow.
Suitcase was just updated last week so font management is all set. After all that noise, I haven't had one problem with CS3...phew.
Suitcase was just updated last week so font management is all set. After all that noise, I haven't had one problem with CS3...phew.
I know of some people using CS2 (although they haven't upgraded to Snow Leopard yet), but you're stuck with Leopard or older if you have a G4.
I'm with you on the cheque wait though.
Unless I decide to shell out for a new Mac in the next few months, I'll probably hold off on upgrading until Adobe decides to grace us with CS5's presence. And from what I hear, that could be as early as next spring.
I know of some people using CS2 (although they haven't upgraded to Snow Leopard yet), but you're stuck with Leopard or older if you have a G4.
I'm with you on the cheque wait though.
I still have an eMac with 10.3 just for an old copy of PhotoShop7 and FinalCut 3.
I found out the hard way that PS7 wouldn't run under 10.5 after i updated my laptop and went out of town on a job and needed it... I had CS2 on a PC so I had not updated the laptop.
Looks like I'm going to have to drop some coin to get CS 3 or 4 for the "new" Macbook.