CF on Macbook Pro Intel

OK, perhaps a bit enthusaistic, but raced out and tried to
install CF on my
brand new Macbook Pro, and it fails to start when using the
start tool
installed by CF. FYI - running 10.4.7 OS X.
Questions are:
Do I need to install JRun4? - Should I have done that first?
If so, do I
need to uninstall CF 7? How do you do that - just drag the
whole CF folder
to the Trash? Then what - install JRun, then CF again?
Do I need to change my version of Java? How do I do this if I
have to?
Any help appreciated.
Regards,
Brendon

Thanks Bryan,
You don't by chance know which of the Apple Tools are
required for the
install do you? One of them, I am guessing the one I need, is
over 900MB
download...
Thanks,
Brendon
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> "Brendon" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> OK, perhaps a bit enthusaistic, but raced out and
tried to install CF on
>> my brand new Macbook Pro, and it fails to start when
using the start tool
>> installed by CF. FYI - running 10.4.7 OS X.
>>
>> Questions are:
>> Do I need to install JRun4? - Should I have done
that first? If so, do I
>> need to uninstall CF 7? How do you do that - just
drag the whole CF
>> folder to the Trash? Then what - install JRun, then
CF again?
>>
>> Do I need to change my version of Java? How do I do
this if I have to?
>>
>> Any help appreciated.
>> Regards,
>> Brendon
>>
>
>

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