Illustrator 10 in OS9 : Adobe illustrator

Hi - I'm still running OS 9.2 and have Illustrator 10 installed. My
application used to save and save as and save a copy but now no longer
does any of this. I have reinstalled over as well as deleted the
folder and reinstalled new. Still nothing. Then after searching
through this group, I tried updating to 10.0.3 but still won't let me
save.

Any ideas of what to do next?

On 4/17/07 10:30 AM, in article
1176820244.174957.256570@b58g2000hsg.googlegroups.com, "Lindsay"
<lcbarron@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi - I'm still running OS 9.2 and have Illustrator 10 installed. My
> application used to save and save as and save a copy but now no longer
> does any of this. I have reinstalled over as well as deleted the
> folder and reinstalled new. Still nothing. Then after searching
> through this group, I tried updating to 10.0.3 but still won't let me
> save.
>
> Any ideas of what to do next?
>
Throw away the preferences file?
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On Apr 17, 3:30 pm, Lindsay <lcbar...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi - I'm still running OS 9.2 and have Illustrator 10 installed.

I thought Illus 10 was OSX and won't run in classic?!

As far as what we hear from engineers working there, current versions of
none of the creative suite programs (PS, AI, Flash, Dreamweaver, ID, etc.)
run on "Classic" on the Macintosh

Now I've been wrong plenty of times, but our company writes books, and we've
been working with Adobe for about 22 years. I think they say it doesn't work
with Classic on the Mac.

Expect stuff not to run on the Mac G4/5 Chip too much longer, either. In the
future Adobe apps will require an Intel chip to run, too; not just a newer
OS on the Macintosh.

I have no idea know when, but in some cases applications like Premiere and
After Effects and audio applications already require Intel Macs. That change
in chip support by Adobe was a much bigger move then a lot of us in the
graphic arts industry realized at the time-- like buy new apps or die. In
their defense, they had to update because Apple changed chips. But the chip
change makes big bucs for all, let me tell you.

There are people using older software like you are all over the place --
that's not a bad thing in and of itself -- but upgrading is in your future
if you don't want to return to old tools.

Gary in tampa, florida


On 4/19/07 5:48 AM, in article
1176976137.220257.38390@b58g2000hsg.googlegroups.com, "StudioUK"
<dstarr@johnbrowns.com> wrote:

> On Apr 17, 3:30 pm, Lindsay <lcbar...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi - I'm still running OS 9.2 and have Illustrator 10 installed.
>
> I thought Illus 10 was OSX and won't run in classic?!
>
>