Anyone tried SheepShaver PowerMac Emulator?

Last week I had a old FH8 file that would not open in FHMX.
FHMX kept
crashing. (Probably a font problem.) Because my PowerMac G4
will still run
Classic OS, I was able to fire up FreeHand 8 and open the
file without
difficulty.
I'm a bit worried that when I get an Intel Mac, I won't be
able to rescue
some of my old files.
Has anyone tried running older versions of FreeHand under
SheepShaver on an
Intel Mac?
http://uneasysilence.com/archive/2006/08/7352/
Judy Arndt

In article <C46C8073.2A8BA%[email protected]>,
Judy Arndt <[email protected]> wrote:
> Has anyone tried running older versions of FreeHand
under SheepShaver on an
> Intel Mac?
No.
Some time ago I asked a similar question on Adobe's ATM
forum, and while
no one had any experience with Sheep Shaver, their advice was
to just
keep an old Mac around that boots into OS 9.
ATM is required and doesn't even work too well under Classic.
But since there won't be any more versions of FH and even MX
runs well
on G4s, why upgrade at all?
Cheers Martin

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