Legacy files using LION

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‎2011-08-15
02:49 AM
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‎2024-04-02
02:29 PM
by
Aruzhan Ilaikova
EDIT: See post below - this Q was in relation to LION
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‎2011-08-15 03:21 PM
you can use the ArchiCAD 7 File converter to open those files.
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‎2011-08-16 02:20 PM
laszlonagy wrote:Rosetta runs PPC apps on an Intel chip. AC 10 was the 1st Intel AC app, so you need Rosetta (eliminated from Lion) to run AC 7.
you can use the ArchiCAD 7 File converter to open those files.
Aussie John:
You signature shows OSX10.5.8, why can you not run Rosetta?
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‎2011-08-18 06:10 AM
So seems I would ArchiCAD 9 INT file converter for v5 v6 v7 and v8 files.
Then open again in v12 and save.
Anyone tried this it in LION? or will I (and many others) have to update legacy files before upgrading to LION.
And yes my sig was out of date.

John Hyland : ARINA : www.arina.biz
User ver 4 to 12 - Jumped to v22 - so many options and settings!!!
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‎2011-08-18 07:43 PM
Aussie wrote:No, you cannot run the 9 INT file converter under Lion - because it is not an Intel app. Lion can ONLY run Intel apps.
So seems I would ArchiCAD 9 INT file converter for v5 v6 v7 and v8 files.
Then open again in v12 and save.
Anyone tried this it in LION? or will I (and many others) have to update legacy files before upgrading to LION.
ArchiCAD 10 (Intel) can open files from version 6.5 onwards. So, if you have version 5 files, as you state - your only option is to convert them using the 9 converter BEFORE upgrading to Lion. But, you would be much safer to completely CLONE your current OS to an external firewire drive (or an internal partition) before upgrading to Lion so that you'll always be able to boot back to a Rosetta-supporting OS in case you find that you forgot to convert something.
BTW: the "INT" for the 9 converter is for International, not Intel. It is still a PPC app.
Cheers,
Karl
http://www.archicadwiki.com/ArchiCAD%20versions
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‎2012-11-16 10:28 PM
I tried downloading a CodeMeterEnabler package for 10 specifically (here:
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‎2012-11-19 07:09 PM

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‎2012-11-19 07:13 PM
First, remove the ArchiCAD 10 converter folder from the Applications/Graphisoft folder if that is where you placed it. You can just move it to the desktop for now. Then try running the full installer for ArchiCAD 10. Although it is not officially supported on Lion/Mtn Lion, it is known to work in certain circumstances. We previously posted downloads of ArchiCAD on CNET's website http://www.download.com and luckily it is still there. Just visit the site and search for ArchiCAD 10 (plus Language and Mactel vs. PPC). In your case search for "ArchiCAD 10 USA Mactel." Disregard the "Student Edition" label. All of our installers are identical across the board in terms of user type (student, professional, trial). It is your license that enables proper functionality.
I hope this helps.
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‎2012-11-23 08:28 PM
I should note that both the AC10 Converter program and the regular AC10 program can open ArchiCAD 9 files. Upon opening there is an error message that says: "Error while loading plan file! Module: Attributes [Stop loading][Ignore error and continue]"
But I am able to continue through and the original drawing content appears to be there. I don't know if this is a clue to the problem with the AC 6.5 or 7.0 versions or if it's something else.