CS3 Leopard and Wacom

Hi,
Spent some time trying to set my Wacom on a new MP with Leopard (Upgrade from 10.4.11) All is stable expect for one thing, if I try to add a keystroke to the touch strip to re size the brush "[]" all I get is bush hardness "{}"?
Removed all wacom and CS3, repaired disk, then reinstalled CS3, and still it does not work. Spent an hour or more with Wacom on the phone....
I was able to test the Wacom table my MBP which still has 10.4.11 and it work like a charm! As expected.
Any clues?

Well I solve it.
The problem is that one has to go over Photoshop preferences and fix all the hotkey abbreviations (Ctrl K) then you must load on the WACOM properties panel the new CS3 installment along with the former one, so they won´t "have problems against each other" (ñ,ñ). There you must select again the "[" and the "]" for brush sizes on both CS3 and the former one(I did it without erasing any of them Just in case, and haven't tried just in the new one because I'm scared mind you -.-)
Other problem one may have is that the keyboard panel is fixed on other language, for my case, it was on "English" so the key I used to use for "[" was in another configuration.
Hope this is useful.

Similar Messages

Slow painting with CS3 + Leopard + brandnew Macboo pro 2.4

I just bought a brand new Macbook Pro Core 2 Duo 2.4Ghz 2GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT, Leopard, and WACOM 3, i'm having serious lag in brush strokes in Photoshop CS3(Trial version downloaded at Adobe's site) AND ALSO with Painter X! Everything looks perfect in all other software features and in OS ...except this brushstroke issue...i'm so frustrated because i bought the macbook pro specially for digital painting!!! But I can't work! The problem seems to increase when i plug a secondary monitor.
Problem still exists if i use a mouse and even without it (with the trackpad is still there!)
I've tryed to re-intall all software but nothing changes... please , there's someone with the same problem than meI? It could be something wrong with my brand new hardware or this is a software issue?
thanks for the support,
Igor

thanks, but weird thing, a friend of mine has a macbook pro 2.3 (1 model before mine) also with 2GB RAM and it seem to run just fine with WACOM Intuos 3 (same as mine) and Leopard. I'm suspecting is some settings i must correct.. i searched for all kind of perfomance settings both in photoshop and OS X, nothing seems to change this issue tho.. ...
it could be something worng with the Leopard + PSCS3 + WACOM "communication" ? Im using the latest drivers, latest updates and versions...

Anyone else having a Problem with Leopard and Photoshop CS3?

I'm using CS3 with Leopard 10.5.4 at work and there are some very aggravating anomalies, that I'd like to nail down to a cause. Most frequently, when switching from apps to P'Shop, the menu bar stays for the previous app, i.e. when going from Finder to P'shop, the menu bar still says Finder and has Finder options. Changing from Lightwave to P'Shop, the menu bar remains Lightwave.
Occasionally, an Adobe app - P'Shop or InDesign - will simply disappear and not come back. The icon in the dock shows it as active, but no amount of clicking, Command-Tabbing will reveal the app and I have to Force Quit, losing unsaved changes.
I have a feeling it's Leopard, since, I've used CS3 on Tiger and CS4 on Tiger and never had a problem.
I'm wondering if upgrading to the latest Leopard would make much of a difference.
Has anyone come across this and found any kind of answers?
Thanks for any suggestions.
-Vincent

> Just because it doesn't happen to Phil (who may not use all of the same features of the Suite that others do anyway) does NOT mean that these problems are not real and are not mere PEBCAK.
Right. If someone is having a problem associated with Tiger, it's PEBAK. If Leopard is involved, it's automatically because of Leopard. Apparently, with Apple's latest OS, trouble shooting problems are no longer necessary - just blame it on Leopard and call it a day.
b FUD
I find the dynamics here really interesting. This thread would have been very different if Vincent had posted with problems involving Tiger. Would have gone something like this:
After admonishing him for not providing more information about his setup by posting the obnoxious big blue link on how to ask questions (ahem - we know NOTHING about his machine or configuration, such as which machine, how much RAM, scratch disk or attached peripherals), there'd be all kinds of trouble shooting advice given - "try a new user", "repair permissions", "run DiskWarrior, and on and on ...
But no, since he mentions Leopard, none of that is apparently necessary and the completely, utterly
b irresponsible
advice is given ... "that's just the way Leopard is".
Those are some serious problems he's reporting that have nothing to do with Leopard. Something is obviously hosed!
As for discounting my experience because I don't use every app in the suite as extensively as I do Photoshop, I'm FAR more qualified to discuss Leopard and CS issues than Ann or Neil who do not use Leopard at all (and have never used it as far as I know.)
"Others have problems with it", is their battle cry but it's extremely weak. Do I really need to remind you all that these forum are ALWAYS filled with people who have problems, regardless of version or OS? You act as if this forum was a ghost town when Tiger and CS3 were current!
Gee, Ann ... people are STILL reporting problems with 10.5 and CS3? How shocking! Guess what - people are STILL reporting problems with 10.4 and CS3 too! Let me make a prediction - people will have problems with 10.8 and CS9!
Vincent-
> I don't really deal with fonts anyway ...
Yes. You do. Even if you never type a single line of text, every application uses fonts to create menus and other GUI items. If one of those fonts are bad, it can create all kinds of problems, including the very problems you mention.
The fact that you don't seem aware of this and you're still using 10.5.4 leads me to believe you're not familiar with the basic practices of maintaining a healthy system. Again, how did you install Leopard on that machine?
Look, if you're simply trying to justify using CS4, go right ahead. It's a worthwhile upgrade in it's own right. However, if you install it on that machine in it's current state, CS4 will NOT fix your problems because you do NOT have a healthy system.
You asked for experiences with Leopard - I can launch every application in both CS3 and CS4 suites
i simultaneously,
and STILL not have your issues. I haven't experienced anything like your CS3 problems in Leopard - on both a 2006 Mac Pro and a 2008 Macbook.
If you'd like help to try and figure out the real problem, I'm more than happy to help. If not, Adobe will gladly take your money ...
-phil

Leopard and Adobe Web CS3

Here is my experience with Leopard and Adobe Web CS3.
-Installed Leopard on my intel imac without a hitch
-Installed CS3 without any problems
-Flash CS3 runs great. PS and DW seems to run well too, but havn't got to take PS and DW through all its paces
One Caveat: the pull down menus in CS# that have the "more" arrow, the flyouts don't activate as smoothly as they should, I have to click on the "more" arrow to see the flyouts. At least, that is the way it is in Flash CS3. The flyouts activated on "Mouse Over" previously in Tiger.
I would very much like to see this fixed...Adobe....

Right now Adobe is saying things won't be patched until January. Hang in there! (adobe.com)

How to select paper type for Canon iP5000 with Leopard and Photoshop CS3.

I have printed photographs quite happily for years on my iP5000 using PS7 and 10.X. However since installing Leopard and switching to PS CS3 I am unable to select paper type (glossy, matt, etc). Is this a 10.5 problem, or as I suspect a CS3 problem. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I can select paper type in other applications.

I don't know if it is the same for your printer but with my Canon MP600 I experienced the same problem until I came across the fact that when Print is clicked there is a Blue Triangle on the right of the dialogue. Click this and the paper type etc is displayed.

Any known compatibility issues with snow leopard and cs3 creative suite

have leopard and want to upgrade to snow leopard..but am worried about any conflicts with photoshop cs3 and fireworks cs3? Does anyone use this version and have problems?

The extracts below are from http://snowleopard.wikidot.com/
I couldn't see any mention of a CS3 version of Fireworks.
Anecdotal information is variable; some seem to have no problems, others found CS3 unusable, so it's difficult to be categorical for you. Certainly Adobe only consider CS4 and above to be fully compatible.

Leopard and CS3 - Are they ready for prime time?

Trying to revive this thread, I manage 130 Macs at an art school and I am starting to research what I am going to do this summer as far as OS and CS versions. Currently we are on 10.4.9 and CS2 and about 15% of our Macs are Intels. I am concerned as I am not hearing good things about Leopard and I am wondering if CS3 is ready for prime time. I should note that stability is my first priority NOT the latest OS and App versions. So the question is are they ready for prime time or should I stay with CS2 and Tiger or should I go CS3 and Tiger.

Summer is a long way off, so hard to guess. I would say that if they don't have the kinks out by then, they probably never will, but still a gamble at this point IMO. I have one of the new Mac Pros (early 2008) w/CS3 Apps installed. I have been using all the below listed apps for the past two weeks without any major problems so far, but I also know that I may be living on the edge right now. I don't feel confident enough to switch to Leopard on my other two computers yet. My restarts on the new machine take about 30-seconds between selecting Restart and ready to start work again (vs about 1.5-2 minutes on my Dual G5). Apps like Photoshop CS3 launch in about 1/3 the time. But all of this speed means absolutely nothing when you slam into an incompatibility - that is the real time trap - I spent the last 8 hours doing nothing but tracking down a Permissions problem in Leopard that none of the utilities will currently fix.
These appear to be working for me so far...
Photoshop CS3
Illustrator CS3
InDesign CS3
Flash CS3
Dreamweaver CS3
Bridge CS3
Lightroom
After Effects CS3
Contribute CS3
What doesn't work yet...
Acrobat Pro & Acrobat Reader (fix was expected from Adobe last month)
Other issues encountered so far...
Most Photoshop and After Effects Plugins required paid upgrades to function in Leopard/CS3 (over $1500 for me the past week)
Monitor calibrator software (such as Artisan) dead with no fixes, but to buy all new hardware calibrators/software - again! - another $1000 bucks
I purchased the Silverfast Leopard upgrade ($105) to get the Epson 4870 scanner plugin to work with Photoshop CS3, but having problems - I think it is a Leopard problem
Adobe UPDATES menu item is dimmed out in all CS3 apps.
Having lots of Leopard User Permissions problems - hopefully 10.5.2 will help?

Snow Leopard and idsdk5 / CS3

Hi,
Any other developers trying to develop using idsdk5 for CS3 using Snow Leopard and XCode 3.2.1 ? Adobe says it is an unsupported configuration.
I don't like to downgrade, and am wondering if there are others with the same issue and possible solutions?
Thanks,
Remco

>> SLow Leopard (the old one)
LOL!
Thanks for the other tips - most are news to me.
Let's comparing some more notes!
Here's a few things I believe (I won't say 'I know' - I have no hard proof, and I don't have a budget to investigate getting hard proof )
I had extremely frustrating debugging issues with Xcode 3.1 - most of the time breaking into assembly code instead of showing the source code. No clear pattern: same breakpoint hit the first time shows the source code, second time assembly code. Fiddling with 'back arrows' sometimes got the source code to show up. It got so bad that I often had to revert to command-line debugging using gdb. Also a lot of 'mumble mode' - things just ................ coming to a pizza-colored cursor for no ................ apparent reason.
As a result, I've gotten into the habit of doing my coding and debugging on Windows XP with Visual Studio - once you get rid of the C-compiler RSP files and put the include paths into your project file instead, it works rather nicely, and to me it feels much faster than Xcode, even in a virtual machine.
I still do a lot of coding and debugging with InDesign CS on Windows/VS2003 - turnaround times (launch/debug/exit/...) are so much faster.
With Xcode 3.2.x on Snow Leopard things seem to work much better - so I might start to gravitate back to Mac-based debugging; time will tell.
CodeWarrior is over for me - I only use it to generate release versions (I still have some PowerPC macs around 'just in case' I need to debug something with CodeWarrior, but it's not been necessary).
As to Windows debugging: I use both Parallels and VMware, and my gut feeling is that Parallels seems to work quite a bit faster. Totally subjective, and probably unfair (the virtual machines have different histories, etc...) - but currently I find myself a lot in Parallels, with a virtual machine stored on an external USB drive connected to my laptop - I have heaps of virtual machines around, too many to store on the internal HD. Even with the slow USB bus 'underneath' it all, it works well.
With VMware I get a lot of mumble mode - machine non-responsive for minutes at a time, even with the virtual machine on the internal HD. Parallels has not done that to me (yet).
Another thing (might be fixed in Snow Leopard) - but have you ever had it happen that your InDy CS3 and CS4 plug-ins suddenly get a folder icon instead of a plug-in icon? Typically, all plugins will exhibit that behavior when it happens.
It's something with the package/bundle stuff, and the Finder getting confused. This is my unconfirmed theory: the Finder accepts a whole host of bundle formats, and the bundle structure used by the Adobe sample projects is 'iffy' - the Finder supports it, but occasionally, the Finder gets confused, and shows these plug-ins as folders (and that then further leads to customer support requests).
Now, if you go into the plugin package, it looks different from most other packages I've seen.
Here's how I fixed it: I added another build phase to the target - a 'Run Script' called 'Restructure Bundle'. I've put in the following shell script (using /bin/sh):
rm -rf $TARGET_BUILD_DIR/$PRODUCT_NAME.InDesignPlugin/Contents
mkdir $TARGET_BUILD_DIR/$PRODUCT_NAME.InDesignPlugin/Contents
echo InD3InDn > $TARGET_BUILD_DIR/$PRODUCT_NAME.InDesignPlugin/Contents/PkgInfo
mv $TARGET_BUILD_DIR/$PRODUCT_NAME.InDesignPlugin/Resources/Info.plist $TARGET_BUILD_DIR/$PRODUCT_NAME.InDesignPlugin/Contents
mv $TARGET_BUILD_DIR/$PRODUCT_NAME.InDesignPlugin/Versions $TARGET_BUILD_DIR/$PRODUCT_NAME.InDesignPlugin/Contents
mv $TARGET_BUILD_DIR/$PRODUCT_NAME.InDesignPlugin/Resources $TARGET_BUILD_DIR/$PRODUCT_NAME.InDesignPlugin/Contents
mv $TARGET_BUILD_DIR/$PRODUCT_NAME.InDesignPlugin/$PRODUCT_NAME $TARGET_BUILD_DIR/$PRODUCT_NAME.InDesignPlugin/Contents
That 'restructures' the plug-in bundle and makes the problem go away - AFAIK the Finder has never gotten confused with one of my home-grown bundled plug-ins.
The whole point might be moot, though - for all I know the original problem of the Finder getting confused might be long fixed...

Snow Leopard and Photoshop CS3

My wife is currently running Leopard 10.5.8 along with Photoshop CS3. Are there any compatibility issues that anybody is aware of if she upgrades to Snow Leopard (and higher)? She runs a number of add-on Photoshop-compatible actions as well and wants to be sure these won't be impaired if she elects to move to the newer OS. Thanks!

She may have a few problems with the various aspects of CS3 according to this very useful compatibility guide.
http://snowleopard.wikidot.com/
It seems CS4 is the better path to take using Snow Leopard.

When will Leopard and CS3 be compatible?

The Adobe Creative Suite forum for Macintosh has this question posted - as you might imagine, it's very close to the top of that forum's list of threads.
In the thread "When will Leopard and CS3 be compatible?" the Adobe Tech Rep Dov Isaacs, Principal Scientist, Publishing Technologies & Services Group, Adobe Systems Inc., says that the only solution is to wait for Apple to fix Leopard possibly via 10.5.3 or, wait until 10.6. He recommends that Tiger users who need CS3 not upgrade to Leopard until Apple makes their new operating system compatible with CS3. He says that there are no work-around's now or planned by Adobe.
So when will Apple address this - anyone know?

That link is out of date (although it is the most current "official" info on Adobe's web site.)
In the discussion referred to by the OP, an Adobe rep (cited above) says that the last update to Acrobat fixed its main issues (that the leopardsupport.pdf says is needed). So, according to the PDF, all should now be well and good.
He also says in other posts, more or less, that 1) CS3 doesn't work properly under Leopard; 2) It's Apple's fault for breaking apps and releasing a "buggy" OS; 3) it may be fixed in 10.5.3 but don't hold your breath, they hope it's fixed in 10.6!
I use CS3...Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Acrobat...and haven't had any issues. I don't depend on them to make a living, though.
Reading the thread on the Adobe web site, I get the feeling that there is quite a bit of dissatisfaction with the OS X version of CS3 vis-a-vis Leopard, and at least one very senior Adobe guy is very publicly trashing Apple for it.
And people wonder why Apple doesn't comment for the record on pending fixes/releases/etc...

RAM... Leopard and Adobe CS3

hello
ive recently purchased a new 2.4 macbook pro...
maxed it out to 4GB ram with a 7200 rpm drive! running leopard and the adobe creative suite 3 master collection!
Question 1)
my computer tells me that i have 4GB of ram, but photoshop / after effects tell me that i can only make use of 3GB!
why..?
is it a software issue? or is it that 1GB is reserved for the operation of the OS? (10.5)
Question 2)
is there any way of finding out what speed my drive is?
as a friend of mine has a Macbook Pro 2.2 with a 160GB 5400rpm drive
when we look in> 'about this mac' then> 'more info' the details of both our hard drives are exactly the same!
mine should be a 160GB 7200rpm! how can i confirm this? other than looking at the invoice/order details, does te system not list or recognize this information?

1) This is an issue with Adobe Photoshop not letting anyone with more than 3GB. However, Photoshop can make use of Mac OS X memory caching which in effect allows it to utilise more than 3GB.
Be aware that mac OS X along with any other applications do also use RAM so realistically on a 4GB machine it's probably not a great idea to allocate more than 3GB anyway.
2) Do what Rajesh suggests.

Leopard and Adobe Photoshop CS2 problems...

I've been reading the posts about Leopard and CS2 problems and have to say that I'm confused. A great many of you have had issues from the very beginning as soon as you upgraded to Leopard. I did not. I use a VERY basic set-up without third party plugins and suspect that to be why I had no problems. At least until now... I looked back through my documents to be sure, and my Photoshop was working beautifully through the first week of January. Somewhere between then and now there had to be an update from Apple that broke Photoshop. I haven't changed any settings since it last worked, and there certainly haven't been any updates from the greedy buggers over at Adobe because they don't support CS2 anymore apparently. What could Apple have updated that might have accidently corrupted my Photoshop?? I don't really feel it could be anything else, but who knows... Does anyone have any ideas? I would hate to have to downgrade to OS 10.4 just to use my Photoshop and I certainly can't afford to shell out the extra $$ for CS3.
I appreciate any light you guys can shed on the topic...
Stan

Actually the 10.5.2 update does seem to have improved things for me with Photoshop CS1. I can now actually type entries into the little boxes for things like crop and brush sizes. The File Browser is still prone to crashing the application though, and there is still some weirdness with opening files by a drag and drop onto the app icon in the Dock. But nothing got worse, and several annoyances disappeared.
One thing to try is to create a brand new admin test user, with no additions (that includes not adding fonts), log into the new account and see if Photoshop will work there.
And speaking of fonts, do you have Linotype's Font Explorer installed? If so, did you get the new updater for it? Some people who use Font Explorer were having a lot of problems after the 10.5.2 update, including Photoshop failure to launch, that were fixed with the Font Explorer update.
Francine
Francine
Schwieder

Is it possible to have both Snow Leopard and Lion at same time on one machine without creating a mess?

I currently use Snow Leopard because I like the way it preserves the operation of OS10 PPC programs. I have both an expensive CAD program and Adobe Photoshop CS3 which are PPC programs.
Can you launch your machine with Lion when you want to use that, and launch with Snow Leopard when you want that. Its too bad Lion does not support PPC OS10.

Absollutely. This is a very common practice whenever a new OS or OS update comes out. By far the best way to do what you want is to install Lion onto an external firewire 800 disk, then boot off it when you want to use Lion and boot off your iMac's internal disk when you want to use Snow Leopard. USB 2 will work, but firewire 800 will be faster.
The second best option is to partition your iMac's boot drive, then use one partition for Snow Leopard and the other for Lion, but be sure to back up your boot drive to an external disk drive before you partition it.
You can switch operating systems during a restart by holding down the option key.

Continuing font encoding and tag issues with snow leopard and CS4oI

I am looking for help with a font handling issue with snow leopard and cs4 Indesign. Despite numerous calls and hours on the phone neither Apple nor Adobe has been helpful. I have had this issue open with Adobe since oct 5 but they remain totally unresponsive to date. I need to be able to use Type 1 fonts and do the following , export a pdf from Indesign with the following attributes: 1) xml tags for stories and objects. 2) have the fonts encoded as ansi and embedded.
Some additional information - exporting to ps is not an option as it destroys the xml tags. and doesn't guarantee that the fonts won't become CID or some other odd encoding.
As it stands now,
Leopard (10.5.8) and CS3 creates ansi encoded fonts with xml tags.
Leopard (10.5.8) and CS4 creates ansi encoded fonts with xml tags.
Snow leopard and CS3 creates ansi encoded fonts and xml tags
Snow leopard and CS4 creates custom subsetted fonts and some xml tags.
If any one has any advice on how to force specific font encodings from CS4 pdf exports so that i can preserve the tags and get the correct fonts I would be grateful.

The font encoding is not a function of the OS version, but rather of how a font is internally encoded and the content you are representing with the font.
If you are seeing a difference between MacOS 10.5 and 10.6 with the same Adobe software, it probably has something to do with use of a system font that is somehow different from one version of the OS to another. InDesign does not use any of the OS' font handling software.
Assuming that the fonts are embedded, subset or not, what is your issue with whether a font is ANSI-encoded, custom-encoded, or CID-encoded? It should make no difference for purposes of workflow beyond InDesign for software that adheres to the PDF specification (including all versions of PDF from 1.3 and up to 1.7 plus ISO 32000-1 PDF and all versions of PDF/X and PDF/A).
Neither InDesign or any other Adobe application provides user choices for the encoding since it shouldn't make a difference. The encodings chosen by Adobe's core technology components are for a combination of optimization and to support proper text search, copy, etc.
- Dov

Mac OS X Leopard and PHP

Posted in both the Dreamweaver and Dreamweaver Application
Development
forums.
Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) uses Apache 2.2.6. This is NOT
compatible with
the Mac PHP package recommended in all my books. Marc
Liyanage
(www.entropy.ch/home) is aware of the problem, but there is
no ETA for
an update.
If you have upgraded to Leopard and want to develop PHP pages
on your
Mac, you might want to try MAMP (www.mamp.info/en/mamp.html)
instead. I
haven't tested it myself yet, but it has a very good
reputation.
David Powers, Adobe Community Expert
Author, "The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS3" (friends of
ED)
Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
http://foundationphp.com/

For non nerds or starters like me:
To enable PHP and Apache in Leopard:
Apache is simple, go to the sharing panel in system
preferences, and enable “Web Sharing”.
PHP requires he use of Terminal (or a BBEdit/Textwrangler if
you prefer).
First check you have enabled Root in Leopard.
If not here’s how:
1. Open the Directory Utility: In the Finder, navigate to
the Utilities folder (tip: click on the desktop, hit Cmd+Shift+U).
2. Click on the padlock to allow edits.
3. Go Edit > Enable Root Password
4. Enter and re-enter your password.
Now, you are set to access protected areas of the system via
the terminal. Probably a good idea to back up any file before you
modify it, just in case.
Back to terminal...
when you first start terminal it will show your Admin name
followed by a colon,
eg johnsmith:
type “su” the press enter
terminal will the ask for a password,
type in your “password” and press enter.
Note your password doesn’t appear on the screen.
You have two files to alter briefly.
First file:
Type: sudo pico /private/etc/apache2/httpd.conf
and press enter (note the space after sudo and pico).
This opens the file: htpd.conf a hidden file.
Now if you haven’t used this before (I hadn’t and
learned on the job), the navigation symbols at the screen bottom
with an inverted “v” and a letter , mean to press
control and the letter, for example “control X” to
exit.
You need to alter 3 lines of code:
1....Use the arrow keys to move down the page...first find a
group of coded lines that start with:
LoadModule (there are many lines)..
near the end you’ll find a line:
#LoadModule php5_module modules/libphp5.so
you need to remove the “#” to uncomment and make
it active. Position the cursor to the right of the hash and press
delete.
2....Next find a line starting with
“DirectoryIndex” it probably looks like:
DirectoryIndex index.html
Alter it to this:
DirectoryIndex index.html index.html.var index.php
3....Next find a group of lines that have “ AddType
application/x ........”
I seem to remember there were 2 lines like that,
add a line straight after like this:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php ( note the space between
php and .php)
To save your file press “control X” to exit, and
“Y” (yes) to save. It then asks if you want to save as
a name/different, I just pressed enter to accept the default name.
I went back to check all had been saved by re-opening the
file.
Second File:
Type: sudo pico /private/etc/php.ini.default
You only need to alter one line n this file.
Look for a series of lines beginning with a semi-colon like
this:
;error_reporting = etc etc etc
Find a line below without a semi colon like this:
error_reporting = E_ALL & -E_NOTICE
then edit out all after “E_ALL” so it looks like
this:
error_reporting = E_ALL
Save you work as before.
You can now test PHP works quickly by starting TextEdit and
type in:
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
Save the file as “test.php” to your root web
directory
on my Mac is” Macintosh HD/Library/WebServer/Documents
(Actually I also saved it to just the WebServer folder).
Start up your browser and enter a URL:
http://localhost/test.php
If all has been done as above you’ll get a ful listing
of php stuff you probably don’t need to know!

CS3 Leopard and Wacom

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for