Install AC10
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2006-06-21
09:15 PM
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2025-01-28
01:55 PM
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Molinda Prey
2006-06-21
09:15 PM
Tried to install AC10 into my 17" Powerbook Pro. Clicked "Installer", and the window freezes with AC Installation window with a white rectangle and the 3 buttons blank, blue spinning ball at cursor.
Clicked "Close" shows "the current operation cannot be cancelled" with a yellow exclamation symbol.
I installed AC10 with no problem on my G5 Tower.
Anyone having the same problem?
Clicked "Close" shows "the current operation cannot be cancelled" with a yellow exclamation symbol.
I installed AC10 with no problem on my G5 Tower.
Anyone having the same problem?
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2006-06-21 09:28 PM
2006-06-21
09:28 PM
The Archicad installers (for both 9 and 10) do not work on the Intel machines.
You have to install it on a PowerPC then copy the installation directory over.
On a side note, I think the PPC version of AC10 runs really slow on the MacIntels. I would stick with 9 for production if you can on that machine.
You have to install it on a PowerPC then copy the installation directory over.
On a side note, I think the PPC version of AC10 runs really slow on the MacIntels. I would stick with 9 for production if you can on that machine.
Tom Waltz
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2006-06-21 10:28 PM
2006-06-21
10:28 PM
I just installed it today on our 2 PC's 1 PowerBook, and 1 Intel Imac.
To install on the Intel-Mac systems you have to install on a PPC system and drag the Graphisoft folder over the network to your local Applications folder.
The hardware key can be installed directly from the CD.
BTW - AC10 runs just fine under Rosetta. 3d is a bit slow, but not bad.
The Universal Binary version should be nice and fast.
To install on the Intel-Mac systems you have to install on a PPC system and drag the Graphisoft folder over the network to your local Applications folder.
The hardware key can be installed directly from the CD.
BTW - AC10 runs just fine under Rosetta. 3d is a bit slow, but not bad.
The Universal Binary version should be nice and fast.