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2005-02-24 09:01 AM
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2005-02-24 07:42 PM
Dwight wrote:Hmmm...8.0 ring a bell?
Y KNOT?
Dwight wrote:I don't plan on using it for any old projects. In fact, I will probably keep all of my projects (old and new) on 8.1 for some time. Unless I just become enchanted with new features, I will probably just use it for rendering...
Just don't let it mess up the libraries in old projects - certain windows don't work right..... archiving of old work is important.
gkmethy wrote:So...I don't really want to jump right in....
The installer works as simple as this: it checks what files you have, and replaces them with new ones.
Therefore if you have no files, nothing will be installed. If you don't have ArchiCAD.exe, no ArchiCAD.exe will be installed. If you don't have PlotMaker, no PlotMaker will be installed, etc.
If you have multiplied the ArchiCAD executable file only, then you have to make new copies. If you have multiplied the whole ArchiCAD folder, then you can patch them one by one pointing installer to the respective folder.
Greg
2005-02-25 03:20 AM
Richard wrote:nothing much to fear this time. 9 was stable enough to use in day-to-day practice back in the early betas . . .
Hmmm...8.0 ring a bell?![]()
the 8 to 9 transition is quite seemless if, as dwight says, you pass the file through the PLA format to take it from 8 to 9. you can then enjoy 9 features and productivity gains onDwight wrote:I don't plan on using it for any old projects. In fact, I will probably keep all of my projects (old and new) on 8.1 for some time. Unless I just become enchanted with new features, I will probably just use it for rendering...
Just don't let it mess up the libraries in old projects - certain windows don't work right..... archiving of old work is important.
My big concern relates to a few threads that have just totally confused me....especially around the "hotfix".this is really just an issue with the patch installer and system authentification/domain. if you don't have a complicated network set-up, (it sounds as though you're solo and don't?), you'll not get the problems . . .
So...I don't really want to jump right in....
2005-02-25 03:25 AM
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2005-03-01 06:22 AM
Dwight wrote:
what every Canadian nighttime skinnydipper shouts when he emerges from the water:
"Another muskie goes home hungry!"
2005-03-02 05:38 AM