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Search Tech-Forums - link takes you to our Forum's search page. Note: The following is only a text archive! To view the actual forum discussion, please visit our website at http://www.tech-forums.net Pages:1 Bootcamp & MM StudioMX 2004(Click here to view the original thread with full colors/images)Posted by: spectra I own Macromedia MX 2004 and have worked it on a PC for the last couple of years. However I have switched to a MAC and am getting rid of the PC. After much stress and crap customer service from Macromedia/Adobe I am now resigned to the fact that once installed on a PC, the license cannot be transferred to a MAC OS. Does anyone know what would happen if I partitioned the hard drive of my PowerBook and installed Bootcamp, would I then be able to install the Macromedia software by fooling it into thinking it was running on a PC? I don't want to spend $399 on an upgrade for new software and consequently a new license key when I am perfectly happy with what I have. Quite honestly I am so enraged about the customer service I experienced from the company that I am reluctant to give them a penny ever again but that's another story and to my chagrin, I do like their product. Gggggrrrrr! Posted by: The General You can't use Boot Camp with a PowerBook. PowerBooks have PowerPC processors. Windows will not run on a PowerPC processor. Windows will only run on an Intel Mac. Posted by: spectra Freudian slip - I meant my MacBook Pro ;) Posted by: []D[][]\/[][]D [QUOTE][i]Originally posted by spectra [/i] [B]Freudian slip - I meant my MacBook Pro ;) [/B][/QUOTE] Running Windows on an Intel Mac is just like running Windows on a PC, so your software will work on it for sure. vBulletin Copyright ©2000 - 2003, Jelsoft Enterprises Limited. PPC Management vB Easy Archive Final - Created by Xenon |