AE & Pro on Windows Vista

How does Vista hadle adobe products like AE7 Premier cs3? It seems to handle audition and photoshop cs well.

Simply put: Only CS3 is qualified for Vista. Everything else is a matter of "maybe". From my own experience I can say that AE7 runs on Vista, but it doesn't behave properly. Some panels will show odd behaviors and if you need to use it in a language that does not match the OS language, it creates a not-so-funny mess of English and whatever other language. Other users have constant problems with importing files or rendering to Quicktime, so it's not exactly a picnic in the park.
Mylenium

Similar Messages

Acrobat 6.0 Pro on Windows Vista

Is there an update or soluttion to be able to use Acrobat 6.0 Pro on Windows Vista?
I've been through the Adobe online help forums.

it's your lucky day! you can upgrade to acrobat 7 pro at no charge: http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/creative-suite-2-activation-end-life.htm l

Skydrive pro in windows Vista

Hello,
Is there a way to install skydrive pro in Windows Vista?
We have still a number of vista pc's running and hope there is a solution for this.
Thanks!

Hi,
The Supported Operating System for SkyDrive Pro client are:
Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012.
Vista is not supported.
For more information:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=39050
Regards,
Melon Chen
TechNet Community Support

Webcam NX Pro with windows vista

I just bought a new comp with vista on it and can't seem to find drivers anywhere to get my nx pro to work with vista. I get an error message that says "CTPCam.exe has stopped working" and it can't find a solution. Does anyone know ANY way to make this thing work?

I too am running Windows Vista. According to Creative's website, they do not have a fix for Vista and DO NOT INTEND TO develope one. So, for all of the thousands of purchasers of NX cameras and many other Creative products, we are abondedc, left out in the cold, in other words, screwed. It apears that Creative does not care about their customers and just wants up to spend more and more money to buy their products. I for one will NOT.Montanamam

Target Disk Mode on Macbook Pro to Windows Vista?

I am scheduled to take my Macbook Pro in for the NVidia Warranty repair and need to back up the hard drive (I know, I know...). I can't get the Macbook to boot at all b/c of the NVidia issue, except in Target Disk Mode.
And the only other computer I have is Windows (I know, I know...this feels very cathartic, btw). Is it possible to have the Windows Vista computer connect to the Macbook via FireWire while the Macbook is in Target Disk Mode to temporarily back up my files on the Windows computer?
I know I could pay for backup, but I'm cheap. So I'm trying to find a workaround.
Any help would be appreciated!

Is it possible to have the Windows Vista computer connect to the Macbook via FireWire while the Macbook is in Target Disk Mode to temporarily back up my files on the Windows computer?
It may or may not work depending on the PC's configuration, but a program such as MacDrive needs to be installed on the PC to enable it to read the Mac's hard drive in any case.
(48277)

Can MacBook Pro Run Windows Vista?

Hi,
Can I run Windows Vista 32/64 bit on MacBook Pro without BootCamp? I saw it use Intel Core 2 Duo as its CPU.

Actually it can (if you put in the Vista disk and clear OSX off the drive, which I wouldn't advise doing), but its not a good idea, because without the bootcamp drivers, you wont able to use the MBPs features, like the backlit keyboard, the built in iSight, the remote, the trackpad with two finger right click, no wireless, no ethernet, no USB or firewire, no 3D acceleration (no GPU drivers) and more. You could try and find out the vender of all those hardware components and download them (that is assuming they have drivers on their websites that will work with the MBP), but that could take a long time.
Why you ask, because the hardware is totally compatible with XP SP2 and Vista. All Intel Macs that shipped after the release of bootcamp last year have the necessary firmware to boot Windows. All bootcamp does is install EFI firmware support for booting between OSX and Windows, add Windows booting to Startup Disk and burn a driver CD/DVD to add functionality of the above mentioned hardware.

How do I download quicktime 7 pro for windows vista

I purchased Quicktime 7 Pro for windows online through Apple. I have my registration code, but cannot dowload the software with the instructions included in the order email. I looks like the instruction are for XP and I'm using Vista. How do I download the program?

Do you have the quickTime Player installed?
If so, to get to the Register tab, launch the Player and go "Edit > Preferences > Register", as per the following screenshot:
... that should get you through to the Register Tab in your QuickTime Control Panel.

Quicktime Pro and WIndows Vista

Hi.
I just bought Quicktime Pro, and was looking for ways to upgrade my quicktime. I tried to follow the online instructions.
Except that the Online instructions don't work for Windows Vista, because the instructions are set for XP. I know this because there is no Quicktime Control Panel in my computer's Control Panel. Unless I'm doing something wrong, which I might be.
However, the issue is driving me up the wall and I'd really appreciate some help in getting to actually input the registration code SOMEWHERE.
Thank you.

QuickTime 7 Pro is activated by downloading the QuickTime 7 software from the Apple website. What you actually paid for is the registration to unlock the Pro features within QuickTime. What you should do is:
1) download the latest version of QuickTime 7 and install in on your machine.
2) there should be an icon in the Control Panel for both Vista + XP called "QuickTime" (if u don't see it, switch the Control Panel to Classic View located on the left hand tasks
- OR -
Open QuickTime 7 directly and click *Edit > Preferences > Register*
3) enter your necessary registration info then click OK/Apply
When it has updated, you can choose to update the software from *Help > Update Existing Software*
Lk

Installing QT Pro with Windows Vista

Recently purchased new computer with Windows Vista Home Premium OS. Downloaded QT version7. Tried to use QT Pro license key that worked for QT7 on my previous computer but it won't work. Any reason it shouldn't? Any suggestions?
HP d4790y Other OS Windows Vista Home Premium

Make sure you're entering in both the user name and key code exactly as in the email Apple sent you. Any error in either, including leaving off a salutation (for instance, if the email says "Mr. John Smith") will cause the registration to error.
Also, make sure that your key is for QuickTime 7 for Windows. A key for an earlier version of QuickTime, or a key for the Mac version of QuickTime, will not work.

Cannot install Adobe Acrobat X Pro on Windows Vista ultimate

Here are additional Details:
Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T5450 @1,66GHz 1,67 GHz
Memory(RAM): 2046 MB
System type: 32-bit Operating System
Is anything possible?
Which version of Adobe Acrobat would you recommend?

Hi Zurab,
It sounds like you might not have SP2 installed for WIndows Vista. http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobatpro/tech-specs.html
Acrobat 9 did not require any Vista Service packs to be installed.
-David

Acrobat 9 Pro for Windows Vista Ultimate will not load/update

Costing me hours of my billable time, ADOBE strikes again. i have uninstalled, updated(9.4.2 - which says Acrobat is not on my computer, though it is), i cannot get Acrobat to work. it gives me the error that i need to open Photoshop because it is part of a suite. photoshop, illustrator all have been opened but A9 will still not load.
any thoughts.

The subscription I bought allows me to go online and use Acrobat XI Pro without having it installed on my machine. It works okay, but I'd rather have the software installed on my desktop.
I guess I didn't read the product information closely enough. I can use the online service no problem with my Vista machine, but I can't download the software onto it so that I can use the program on my desktop.
I did successfully download the software to a Windows 7 notebook on the same network. It downloaded without a hitch and it works fine.
The subscription allows me two downloads - one to a desktop and one to a portable machine. I suppose I'll have to upgrade my desktop to Windows 7 or 8.
Thanks for your help.

MacBook Pro running Windows Vista 64 bit

I have a business requirement to run Windows on my Mac. I have one of the new MacBook Pro's 5.1 with Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz and glass trackpad. My question is should I buy the 32bit or 64 bit package? I need to run MS Office, specifically Access, and my version is Office 2003. I'd prefer Vista rather than XP only because I've used it previously and it more resembles the Mac OS than XP's desktop. I know that Windows 7 is around the corner but I've got to run with what's available. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks Barry

True, Windows 32-bit, if run natively (ie. not in a virtual machine, in which case the whole 4GB isn't available anyway) will not see even the entire available 4GB. But it's a moot point. Even if running Vista 64-bit, MS Office is a 32-bit application - it is already RAM limited to 32-bit address space, regardless of what the OS is capable of. Sometime next year, MS may start shipping a 64-bit version of Office, but then again, when was the last time MS actually met a proposed shipping date with any product?
As I said, to take advantage of 64-bit computing, you need 3 things - more then 4GB of RAM, a 64-bit OS, AND 64-bit applications.
Barry - as to how you want to run it the main thing is do you need or want access to your OS desktop or files at the same time as running Windows? If you do then a virtual machine makes sense. I run VMWare Fusion on my work Mac Pro (which has 10GB of RAM) and have both XP 32-bit and 64-bit virtual machines. I simple run my virtual machine in one Spaces desktop, and have 3 other Spaces desktops for my OS X applications. From the Windows virtual machine, I can drag and drop files to and from my shared OS X folders.
If you don't care about simultaneous sharing of resources, then from a performance perspective, it makes more sense to use bootcamp and run Windows natively (since booting to windows will always give better performance then a virtual machine).
If you go the virtual machine route, and are eligible for the education discount, then I would order VMWare Fusion from Apple (actually, once your order is processed, you just get a download account for the VMWare web site, so you actually get near-immediate access to your product).

Transfering iTunes music from Macbook Pro to Windows Vista Computer?

I just bought a Vista based computer and I wanted to use it for my music since it has a lager hard drive than my mac. How can I get my music off the mac and onto the pc? I have tried using the iPod to transfer it, but Windows will not read it since it is not formated for windows. I read that on a Apple article. At one point in time, I had taken some music off a Mac Pro or P5 desktop and put it onto my Windows XP laptop. I cannot remember how I did this though. If anyone has any suggestions, that will be great. Also would it be easier to maybe "link the two computers together"? I don't know if that is possible. You guys tell me. Thanks again for any replies on how to accomplish this or links to places that could help me. I really would like to make this work.

thanks i figured it out all i did was open ibooks and then click and dragged into a folder i made on the desktop and that worked wonderful so easy to do
thanks again

Quick Time Pro for windows vista.

Can't find Quick Time in control panel in order to install or activate QT Pro that was recently purchased . Is there another shortcut instead?

Found it on 32bit control panel...

HT1926 After I installed Quicktime Pro, on Windows Vista am not able to open from desktop.

After downloading Quicktime Pro I can't open it from Quicktime at all.

There isn't a QuickTime Pro download.
Only the free QuickTime Player can be downloaded. You can then enable the Pro features after you purchase the registration.

AE & Pro on Windows Vista

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for