Adobe Releases Leopard Support Info
Adobe has just posted a PDF to their website regarding Leopard compatibility. It Looks like most of the CS3 packages will be fine after an update or 2, but CS2 and Older (including Macromedia Studio 8) are marked as “Likely to encounter issues to which there is no solution” and “Not Designed” [for Leopard]. If you are running CS3 Web Standard, it looks like you are good to go, while most of the other packages require updates, however, some of the individual CS3 apps are OK. (including Photoshop and Illustrator).
Thanks, pilotzen
You can download the PDF from the Adobe homepage.
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My CS2 and Leopard work PERFECTLY! Am I just lucky?
Don’t you love how adobe does that. I remember when Vista came out adobe said that you would have to purchase cs3 in-order for it to run without problems..They just show how much they really care, luckly microsoft ended up releasing a hotfix which allowed uses to even use photoshop 7..
FTA
“Thanks to close collaboration between Adobe and Apple, most of the CS3 applications and associated technologies, such as Adobe Bridge CS3, Version Cue CS3, and Device Central CS3, are compatible with Mac OS X Leopard without requiring additional updates.”
You would think that if Apple and Adobe were working so closely, that the expected updates would have been ready in time for the Leopard release, instead of having to wait until Dec this year of Jan next year (depending on product).
thanks