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It is the only way to deal with customer expectations in terms of “free” OS compatibility updates. That is why application vendors “force users to upgrade” to get OS compatibility fixes.īy the way, this issue is one of those which has been effectively forcing application vendors towards subscription models. This page provides details on the support status of Suitcase Fusion auto-activation plug-ins with design applications running on recent operating systems.

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The cost in time and effort (as well as opportunity costs) to develop and test application OS compatibility updates is tremendous. You update your hardware every few years.

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But somehow they expect the application vendors to somehow just accommodate any arbitrary (and capricious?) incompatible changes that OS vendors make to suit their own needs. Macbook pro, iMac, macbook air, macbook, macbook retina display, macbook retina display 2, mac pro, iMac retina 5k display, mac mini,apple laptop. Is that what should be necessary? NO! But very few if any users complain to the OS vendors about this.

In migrating your computer system to a major new OS release (whether it be MacOS 10.8 to 10.9 or Windows XP to Windows 7) or new hardware that requires such a new OS release, you should simply assume that you may need to update some major portion of your existing application software.

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Unless you license a product with a maintenance contract that includes support for future incompatible operating systems changes, it is fairly unreasonable to expect that application software developers are going to develop “fixes” for older software versions to re-establish OS compatibility.

Most unfortunately, this clearly has not been the modus operendi of some current operating system developers.

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In the “old days,” reputable operating system providers designed new operating system versions such that existing applications would run as-is with full performance and full functionality under the new OS version. What do you actually expect from Extensis? Extensis recently told this to me in an email and why one can only guess that they wish to force users to upgrade. Its also telling that since that Suitcase Fusion 4 wasn't tested on Mavericks operating system. However, since version 4 has preformed so badly we would think twice before upgrading.

This usually fixes the same type of problem.I would usually agree that any version is usually better than the previous and I'm sure Suitcase 5 has some great features. I had to delete the 'JAWS/ttfonts' folder, empty my trash, restart, repair permissions, and now my fonts are showing in Quark. Of course, that didn't fix it right away. When I found the culpret in my system/fonts folder, I deleted it. I've only recently realized that I had a Zapf Dingbat.dfont on my system, because only now has it started preventing my Quark from recognizing that I have a postscript version.

Comprehensive search tools help you locate fonts by name and metadata, as well as. I, too, have a power Mac (Dual G5 Tower, 2.5GB RAM, etc.) and use Font Explorer after trying the other two font managers. Powerful compare tools ensure you find the font which works best for you. Quark also tried to out think themselves and 'Help' us by having Quark create a small ps version of every font active in its 'JAWS/ttfonts' folder, which has to be zapped every other hour, depending on how often you change fonts. It's my opinion that Apple did us ALL a disservice by including OpenType versions of our basic fonts (Helvetica, Times, even Zapf Dingbats!) that conflict with our standard Postscript versions. We've got three flavors of font managers (Suitcase, Font Agent Pro, and Font Explorer) and still manage to invent new cuss words every day.