Your main issue is Permissions. you should try to run Repair
Permissions again. also make sure that your account on the machine has
Admin access (system preferences > accounts > security, it should say
Admin under your account name). You most likely do have that type of
access but just to make sure.
If that does not work you will have to go to the terminal (Applications
> Utilities > Terminal [it's the command line]). Once there type this
command:
sudo chown -R YourAccountName:staff /Applications/MacromediaDirectories/
You have to change "YourAccountName" to your account name (the *short
name* under the System Pref / Accounts). And change
"MacromediaDirectories" to the directory you have your MX stuff in. Do
this for each directory.
This will do no harm. Good luck!
Ian
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Ian Sheridan
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On Jun 7, 2004, at 10:11 PM, Jeff wrote:
> On 6/7/04 7:21 PM, "Simeon Bateman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Has anybody else taken the update? Similiar problems? Anybody think
>> they
>> might have a solution? I know this is off topic but this is the
>> biggest pool
>> of Macromedia/OSX users i know of. None of my other applications are
>> effected.
>>
>> Thanks for any help.
>> simeon
>
> Hi Simeon. I came home today and installed the update on my Powerbook
> running 10.3.4, and I just checked, and all my Macromedia MX tools
> work. I'm
> able to open up each one...sorry, wish I could help, but I've
> installed the
> update, restarted, and everything is able to start okay...
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