2007-08-19 12:15 PM
2007-08-19 02:26 PM
What is it in ArchiCad that makes system requirements that not support home editions of XP / Vista?just a guess - Teamwork?
2007-08-19 11:53 PM
TurboGlider wrote:What problems do you encounter with Quicktime?
And second, are Quicktime really a needed thing to have? It's a kind of nightmare software, maybe it not that hard to have if you only use your computer for ArchiCad and other cad related things. But I have my computer for both CAD and Music-production and QT gives me alot of trouble.
2007-08-20 07:38 AM
Ralph wrote:It overrides some of my other software and some of these overrides I can't turn of without uninstalling Quicktime, I don't know why, could be bugs that don't have with QT to do.
What problems do you encounter with Quicktime?
2007-08-20 07:43 AM
Rob wrote:Maybe? I try to install AC10 at my very tiny old laptop with 512mb and XP Home yesterday, it works, and far more better than I could dream of. Didn't try the teamwork part.
just a guess - Teamwork?
2007-08-20 11:02 AM
TurboGlider wrote:Can you use the Quicktime Preferences (see attached image) to specify when Quicktime should be used? In my experience Quicktime is quite well-behaved. As you say, there may be a problem with a specific application you use, but I don't think Quicktime is to blame.Ralph wrote:It overrides some of my other software and some of these overrides I can't turn of without uninstalling Quicktime, I don't know why, could be bugs that don't have with QT to do.
What problems do you encounter with Quicktime?
2007-08-20 05:06 PM
2007-08-21 07:42 AM
2007-08-22 12:59 PM
TurboGlider wrote:As for XP home AC works ok - no problems whatsoever teamwork included.
Hi!
What is it in ArchiCad that makes system requirements that not support home editions of XP / Vista?.
2007-08-22 01:06 PM
Piotr wrote:It's hard too find laptop computers today that don't have Vista preinstalled. And ofcause you don't get any drivers on cd that support the hardware so installing Win XP are asking for trouble.
Regarding Vista - forget this c.r.a.p.