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2007-01-31 06:27 PM
2007-02-13 09:07 AM
Jefferson wrote:Only the problem with PDF, other problems I didnt notice... maybe I will soon!!!!
It makes it all moot doesn't it? There's a Mac in your future unless you're going to run XP.........Have these problems NOT popped up for you Velimir?
2007-02-13 09:19 AM
TomWaltz wrote:I prefer the docked toolbars and the docked palettes from the Windows version over the floating windows in the Mac version.Archi wrote:Maybe you like the gun-metal gray background in Windows instead of free-floating windows & palettes on Mac.
Is there any reason to buy Window for AC-using?
2007-02-13 10:58 AM
2007-02-13 11:32 PM
2007-02-14 09:30 AM
Jefferson wrote:I have no inside info. I have tested the RC1 (release candidate 1) of Vista, where the 64-bit version was able to run ArchiCAD 10, but I had to use the student version, since the WIBU key drivers were not ready. They are now.
Stephan -
You sound as though you have an inside track on the Vista status............have you been [or are] involved in testing? The service packs you speak of, you believe, or have knowledge of their resolving some of the known AC problems? And now for my "sounding stupid" question, what are ELUA and DRM?
I am on the verge of replacing my notebook/desktop replacement computer and nearly all my printing is done via PDF, so it seems like continuing with XP Pro is the way to go, but this will require some arm twisting while ordering, and and reformat upon arrival. It would be wonderful to avoid all of that...........any inside/relative information would be greatly appreciated.
2007-02-14 10:45 AM
stefan wrote:That is the answer.Jefferson wrote:
Stephan -
Y
But frankly, ArchiCAD 10 is not and will never be patched for Vista and (I assume) Leopard, so in any case, when ArchiCAD 11 hits the shelves, you have to evaluate your options again: hardware, OS and software.
2007-02-14 03:41 PM
stefan wrote:Why would you assume that? Are you aware of core function changes to Leopard that would break software?
But frankly, ArchiCAD 10 is not and will never be patched for Vista and (I assume) Leopard, so in any case, when ArchiCAD 11 hits the shelves, you have to evaluate your options again: hardware, OS and software.
2007-02-14 04:09 PM
TomWaltz wrote:I'm not suggesting that Leopard will break ArchiCAD. I have witnessed Vista breaking ArchiCAD. I am suggesting that Graphisoft will not work on ArchiCAD 10 so it runs fine in Vista.stefan wrote:Why would you assume that? Are you aware of core function changes to Leopard that would break software?
But frankly, ArchiCAD 10 is not and will never be patched for Vista and (I assume) Leopard, so in any case, when ArchiCAD 11 hits the shelves, you have to evaluate your options again: hardware, OS and software.
2007-02-17 01:03 AM
2007-02-17 06:08 PM