Sorry Pat,
A meant to add at the bottom of my reply that you can double-click
"Optional Installs/Optional Installs.mpkg" on the installer disk and
install
Quicktime 7 or something you neglected to install originally.
I'm not sure if installing it this way, whether if will have your
registration code, you might have to put in your Registration Code
again when you launch QT Pro 7.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 31/08/2009, at 5:45 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
On 31/08/2009, at 4:47 PM, Pat wrote:
2 quick comments...
Preview has some impressive new tricks, such as copying single pdf
columns, but it apparently has to run in 32 bit mode.
Quicktime - the documents say that if you had QuickTime 7 Pro, that
it would be placed into the new Utilities folder, however, I did
have QT7 Pro, and it is not present in my SL installation.
Hi Pat,
My Quicktime Pro 7 was installed in Utilities. Quicktime X that is
installed in SL does not have a Pro version yet.
Quicktime Pro 7 is in the Custom > Optional Software Install on the
DVD.
Since you already had Quicktime Pro registered it should have be
ticked by default in Customize settings.
I did check "Customize" as I didn't want "Additional Fonts" or
"Rosetta" installed, but I did want Quicktime 7 installed. I notice
that Quicktime 7 was already ticked to be installed, so I didn't
have to select it.
"Leopard will helpfully offer to download QuickTime Player 7 if and
when it’s needed. So most people can leave this option unchecked.
However, if you currently have a QuickTime Pro license, this option
will be checked by default, and you should probably leave it that
way so you don’t lose any features after the upgrade.
You can optionally install QuickTime Player 7 (which does support
the older media formats) alongside QuickTime X, and
if you have a QuickTime Pro license, it applies to QuickTime Player
7 running under Snow Leopard as well.
So you don’t exactly lose any features, but you have to use
QuickTime Player 7 to get them."
Cheers,
Ronni
17" MacBook Pro Intel Core 2 Duo
2.4 GHz / 4GB / 800MHz / 500GB
OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard
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