hey Jer...

this subject is doing the rounds on the user group managers list at
the moment - stay tuned for any news that come down the pipleline
within Adobe.

Additionally, Sean Corfield has a few words to say on this -

http://corfield.org/blog/index.cfm/do/blog.entry/entry/Leopard_Compatibility

the short of it - you're probably stuck so it may be a case to roll
back to 10.4 if you can, at least until the fixes start coming in
(hopefully only days for a hotfix, a month or two for a point release)

at least your lucky. my poor little PPC Mac only scrapes in spec-wise
- and it's only just had it's second birthday...

cheers
barry.b

"Screwed the pooch!" ? my, what an imaginative and colourful turn of
phrase... I can only guess what it means...




On 10/28/07, <cfgroupie> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I was totally excited to get my copy of Mac OSX. So much so that I
> woke up the night before it came out 2am and thought...ooo only a few
> more hours till I get it. How Sad! Nevertheless, I did get it and I
> did get to install it and everything went really smoothly. Love that
> about a mac. Shit just works. Except.
>
> - Adobe ColdFusion8 tanked! I re-installed it and it still didn't
> work.
>
> So being the resourceful programmer I am I went to the Adobe website
> where I found a link
> http://www.adobe.com/support/products/pdfs/leopardsupport.pdf
>
> No where in the document  did it say that it may have issues with
> ColdFusion8. So I made the assumption it should have worked. When I
> reinstalled (again) I found in the log there are issues with the java
> version.  ug. We give microsoft shit about not being compatible with
> stuff but in this case I believe Apple and Adobe dropped the ball.
> That said I won't be going back to MS for my preferred OS simply
> because shit just works (except cf8 hehehe).
>
> - Apple
> WTF happen to stacks...what a waste of programming energy! I was
> really looking forward to this feature but you can't customize it what
> so ever. better off turning it off until its cleaned up.
>
> IF...and I doubt it; anyone is from Adobe and Apple are reading this.
> Fix it as soon as possible. Strike while the iron is hot with people
> jumping to MacOSX rather then WIndblows. Although that said I have had
> to give up ColdFusion for .NET and I have had to take at least 4 other
> CF'ers with me...so......I can't say to much.
>
> Jeremy.
>
> PS if anyone else has had the problem. let me know...and if you got it
> working let me know too. purty please.
>
>
> >
>

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