Acrobat

Okay, I understand what you're saying, but I think you're trying to do too much when all you need is simplicity. I currently have two primary Applications Folders, one for OS X Apps and one for OS 9 Apps. inside of either of those are Folders dividing each set of applications into smaller categories. For this purpose, let's look at just one, Design Apps (in which is...

Found it. Carbonized Adobe Several people have emailed — and many forums posts have been made — wondering when Adobe and other “big-name” companies will be updating their apps for OS X. I have no 100% solid information (it’s at about 85-95% right now), but I’m told that Adobe went head-first into getting their mainline apps (Photoshop, Acrobat, InDesign, and ImageReady)...

The information that´s most important is if Adobe is going to release their software (Acrobat, PS, AI, InDesign and ATM).

serious PDF viewing, which is easier in acrobat than preview. Also, in OS 9 IE, which will not run alongside OS X IE in classic, the acrobat plugin actually works. ...

if that's the case you can do a print preview in X and then save the result as a PDF file, then open acrobat reader in classic and print from there. ...

Maybe what we need here is a Carbon checklist - sort of like a heads up as to what apps are Carbonized and what isn't. From what I can see, here is some of what we have so far on the critical apps: Carbonized: x Internet Explorer x Adobe Photoshop x Macster x Stuffit Expander

or just print from classic. The way to do the last of these is to do a print preview, save the preview as somethingoranother.pdf, and then open THAT file up in Acrobat Reader under classic and print from there. ...

athematics, the preview will probably be unreadable. Using the times package will afford you readability for your text, but that's about it. Viewing your file in Acrobat Reader or some other reader with complete PDF support will show you the missing characters. ...

ps into the Classic environment within OS X. All of the Adobe apps I've tried have installed and loaded correctly. That includes Illustrator 8, Photoshop 5.0 and Acrobat 4.0. ...