Screenshots: CS1 Running in Leopard
I promised some of you that I would test CS1 in the new Leopard install and I’m glad to report that (so far) it seems to work fine. Impressive on both Adobe, and Apple’s part in my book, given CS1’s age. I haven’t crunched any huge files yet, but everything I grazed over seemed to be in working order. (I’m only talking about Photoshop and Illustrator here, by the way). You might note that I had CS1 installed on my hard drive and did an “upgrade” to Leopard. I didn’t install CS1 afterwards. Check out the screenshots:
Photoshop CS1 on Leopard:
Illustrator CS1 in Leopard:
The font drop down is really wide.
Even the beefiest filters seemed to work ok.
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Installing Leopard “disappeared” my Illustrator CS3 install (the app itself was gone, but the plugins and other stuff in the Illustrator folder was still there). A bit annoying as I’ll have to reinstall Illy, but unusual. All my other CS3 apps are still there.
I think I’ll uninstall CS3, migrate to Leopard and install the suite again…
Your screenshots reminded me of the old CS Palette Well (sigh).
I think that I will back all my stuff up to an external hd when I install leopard, in order to start with a clean slate. The system tends to run faster that way. (at least for the first couple of month)
adobe just released this pdf http://www.adobe.com/support/products/pdfs/leopardsupport.pdf