HT4413 Does Migration Assistant work on Adobe CS6 apps?

Just bought a new macbook pro with retina display. Really need to know if I can migrate my design apps from my old macbook pro to my new one.

You can migrate all or none of your apps. There is no way to only select your design apps.
Note, if you plan on using your same User name on both Macs, you should use Setup Assistant when you first startup your new Mac, instead of Migration Assistant.
Aslo note: Adobe CS6 apps can only be activated on one Mac at a time.

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HT4413 Does Migration Assistant use a lot of internet data?

We're on a set limit and don't want to exceed it..
Anyone with prior experience would be greatly appreciated.

Welcome to the Apple Support Communities
Migration Assistant doesn't use Internet. If you want to use Migration Assistant via Wi-Fi or Ethernet, Migration Assistant uses the router to migrate data to the other Mac that has to be connected to the same router

Does Migration Assistant require and up and running Windows machine?

Our home Windows desktop just died. The contents of the hard drive are still intact. We are getting an iMac to replace it. Can the Migration Assistant work with just the hard drive (connected via usb in an enclosure) or does it require a Windows machine running? If I need a running machine, is there any work around or, failing that, does anyone know any good programs to help migrate files? I could just copy manually, but that might take a while.
Thanks!

BillyoGump wrote:
Can the Migration Assistant work with just the hard drive (connected via usb in an enclosure)
No, you must install Windows Migration Assistant on the PC and connect it to your network (or Mac).
If I need a running machine, is there any work around
Yup.
See the Manually Migrating section towards the bottom of Switch 101: Migrate your Windows files or system to your Mac.

Does Migration Assistant Overstate disc space apps take up?

I purchased an SSD to install Lion on in my Mac pro early 2008.
Having looked at the size of the applications file in Finder it showed 24.7GB's
I purchased a 60GB Vertex2 SSD thinking it would have plenty of space as my User folder would remain on the ordinary disc.
When I use Migration Assistant in Lion it shows the Applications to transfer is over 70GB and so would fill the SSD.
Can anybody help and suggest best course of action?
Is finder right or the Migration Assistant. Is there another way to get the apps across without having to install them all again individually?

BillyoGump wrote:
Can the Migration Assistant work with just the hard drive (connected via usb in an enclosure)
No, you must install Windows Migration Assistant on the PC and connect it to your network (or Mac).
If I need a running machine, is there any work around
Yup.
See the Manually Migrating section towards the bottom of Switch 101: Migrate your Windows files or system to your Mac.

Does Migration Assistant Have "Drive Options"?

We're planning on acquiring a new iMac this upcoming week, one the has both the 256 GB SSD and the 2 TB HD.
We want to use Migration Assistant in association with our current iMac which only has a 1 TB drive.
Question: does Migration Assistant offer the user choices of where the files from the old iMac are migrated to on the new iMac?
More specifically, we want to put the applications on the 256 GB SSD and all other files on the 2 TB internal HD.
Will Migration Assistant allows us to do this?

Have a read here http://web.me.com/pondini/AppleTips/SetupOther.html
Stefan

Does migration assistant move files or copy them?

I'm running Yosemite on a separate partition. I want to copy some of my information from 10.6.8, but I want to leave 10.6.8 intact, as it is still (and will remain for quite some time) my primary operating system. Does migration assistant move the information, or copy it?

It will copy info and won't delete anything from the originating drive. If you are just looking to copy some files, log back into the 10.6.8 and copy them to the user desktop account of the other drive.
If you are looking to migrate a user account, be aware that the account name will need to be different than the one you are currently using in Yosemite.

HT4889 Am I wrong or does Migration Assistant not work in Mountain Lion (10.8.2) when migrating from a PowerPC running Tiger (10.4.11)? Apple really needs to get on the ball or face losing people buying their new desktop products.

The title alone speaks to my frustration about this issue.
Used the process that was recommended by Apple to migrate from my "Lampshade" iMac (PPC running 10.4.11) to the new iMac (Intel running 10.8.2) and I got bupkiss...
Just a spinning wheel (not beachball) and no drive recognized using Migration Assistant for both nor when using Target Mode on the iMac running 10.4.11 and Migration Assistant on the iMac running 10.8.2. Which is ironic, or more accurately oxymoronic, since the iMac in Target Mode (10.4.11) is recognized on the desktop of the iMac running 10.8.2 but not in the Migration Assistant. And before you can misdiagnose..it is not the Thunderbolt connection since I have the Apple recommended Thunderbolt to Firewire adapter and also used the Firewire 400 to 800 cable to expedite the transfer.
On a personal note...
I'm not bashing Apple for this...they are "head and shoulders" above the competition in what they do but I've been burned a few times so I feel I can share a small bit of loyal customer advice...I understand your iOS and mobile products hold huge sway in company focus and market-share but I find it a tad unwise to slack on the desktop applications. I don't recall any app for the iPhone/iPad family being made on the iPhone/iPad...only from desktop applications if I recall correctly. And how can I clearly "Move my Mac even further ahead" as your marketing states when I can't even migrate my files from my old Mac to my new one in a simple fashion as per your instructions?
I thank anyone in advance with an answer or even a workaround for this issue and please have a great day.

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4889
Migration from Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger to OS X Lion
Migration from Mac OS X v10.4 computers to OS X Lion over your Wi-Fi or a wired network is not supported. However, if both Macs are equipped with a FireWire port, you can use Target Disk Mode to transfer your data:
Verify that both Macs are equipped with a FireWire port. Note that different model Macs may have different FireWire connectors, which will require an appropriate cable, such as FireWire 400 to FireWire 800.
On the Mac you want to transfer data from, Restart, and immediately hold the T key.
Wait for the FireWire logo to appear on the screen. If it does not, restart and try again.
Connect both Macs via the FireWire cable.
On the Mac you want to transfer data to, Open the Migration Assistant application.
Select the option "From another Mac, PC, Time Machine backup, or other disk" and click Continue.
Select the option "From a Time Machine backup or other disk" and click Continue.
Select your other Mac's volume, such as "Macintosh HD", from the list, and click Cont
EDIT: Actually I realize you did follow these directions and if your drive is seen on the new Mac it should work. You're entitled to free Apple support with the new purchase, I'd give them a call.

Cannot get migration assistant working from PowerBook to MacBook Air - what am I doing wrong?

Hello out there,
I am proud possessor of a new MacBook Air with Mac OS X 10.7. Up to now, I used a PowerBook with Mac OX X 10.4.11. Although the two macs - old and new one - are connected via the same WLAN network, I cannot get the migration assistant going. The two cannot find each other, although they are only 5 centimetres apart....what am I doing wrong? Do I need an update for the PowerBook? And if yes, which one? Or should I give up?
Thank you so much for your help, greetings from sunny Munich, Evelyn

Have a read here http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4818.
Maybe you need this update for 10.4.11 http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3174
You should also read this Basic Guide https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-2295 from one of local Gurus.
Stefan

Does the migration assistant work if my pc is connected through an ethernet cable and macbook wirelessly?

I just got a Macbook Pro with retina display yesterday (this is the first time ive bought an apple computer) and im trying to use the migration assistant to get my files from my Dell XPS 720 to my macbook. I get stuck on the finding computers part because it doesnt detect the other computer. My pc is connected by an ethernet cable to the router that my macbook is connected to wirelessly. I also noticed that the macbook has no ethernet port to i cant use an ethernet cable with it. Im asking if the migration assiant can work if my pc is connected to the router wired, while the macbook is connected to the same router but wirelessly?

http://www.apple.com/support/switch101/

Working w/adobe cs6 - it now won't update adobe acrobat. Adobe found that I am not registered in a sudoer file and said that I had to call Apple. They said I should submit it to this forum.

I have installed Adobe cs6. After doing so, Adobe Acrobat will not update. I have been trying to solve this problem with Adobe now for 3 months. Today they say they discovered that I was not in a file named "sudoers file." They told me they could not solve that but that I had to call Apple for a solution. I called Apple and they told me that they could do nothing about it (I'm still not sure whether or not they even admitted that it is one of their files). They suggested coming to this forum for a solution.

Their latest is that my file is not registered in sudoers, whatever that is
There are two files named sudoer.vim on my drive (each in a different folder). They're text files. Both are very well hidden and the contents of either would mean little to anyone not versed in terms used in the text. What Adobe could possibly mean by "your name not being in the file" is anyone's guess. My actual name or user account name isn't in any of the files, either, and my apps work just fine.
There is another text file named sudoers (no file extension) that appears to be a list of who has sudo privileges. But again, it's well hidden, requires an admin password just to open it, and means nothing without knowing what to modify, or how without ruining the file.
Which kind of leads back to this:
"Adobe Acrobat application was modified."
Have you run Monolingual or other utility that removes foreign languages from the drive? If so, you can't let it touch certain apps (like anything from Adobe) or you will run into problems like this. Usually, Acrobat won't even launch if pieces of it have been removed, even if those pieces are completely unimportant.
If nothing else, just reinstall Acrobat from the original disk or downloaded .dmg purchase.

Does Migration Assistant move Mailbox (mail.app) IMAP data?

Recently I used migration assistant to move a user from a Lion machine to a Mavericks machine. I couldn't get it to work via direct ethernet (famous "1 minute remaining" bug) [1] so I migrated from a Time Capsule backup.
After migration the User's mailbox was initially empty, though the smart folder and standard folder configuration was as expected (Gmail IMAP setup).
Overnight the Mailbox refilled -- but Activity Windows suggested it was pulling data from Google, not from a local store.
It's as though Migration Assistant excluded the IMAP data [2], expecting it to be reloaded from source. (In this case it might have worked, but risky for several reasons). One expert I know says this is in fact how MA is supposed to work -- but neither of us could find ANY documentation.
Does anyone know if this is correct? Even better -- have you seen any documentation?
Thanks!
john
[1] In retrospect the source machine was configured for automatic logout and it's possible that the logout attempts confounded MA.
[2] Time Machine's standard exclusion plist suggests IMAP data IS backed up.

Working between Adobe CS6 32 and 64 bits

Hi, my co-worker and I work with Captivate CS6, I work using 32 bits and she is using 64 bits. Recently we have been having troubles opening files, either that Captivate stops responding while trying to open the file or a dialog box appears reading:"A fatal error has occured and the application is being terminated. Adobe Captivate has tried to save all your work in the respective folder as ".cpbackup" files. Please restart Adobe Captive." and closes Captive. At the odd times, the text fields will be invisible till they are selected.

Sounds like corrupted preferences. If you search this forum you will find many many posts on this issue and how to find and rename/delete these preferences.
In Captivate 6 there's also a special .bat file utility at either of these folder locations:
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Captivate 6 x64\utils
C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Captivate 6 (32 Bit)\utils
You just need to close down Captivate and execute this batch file to clean out your preferences ready for Captivate to recreate them on next launch.

HT4413 Using Migration Assistant...question?

I'll be migrating files from my G5 (Tiger) to my new iMac (Snow Leopard). How can I be selective in what I want to move over? Some apps won't work on the iMac and some I don't want. Is this selection (pick & choose) process done in Migration Assistant? Can someone please give me some help and tips.
Thanks Much.
OldGuy

Check out KB Article: Migration Assistant tips and tricks
BTW: All new iMacs come pre-installed w/Mountain Lion not Snow Leopard.

Does Migration Assistant move native apps like App Store, iTunes etc to a new MBP?

I want to replace my current 2010 13" MBP running Lion with a new 13" MBP 2.9 GHz (not Retina) running either Lion or Mountain Lion. I want to make sure that Migration Assistant does not move the (recently) very buggy native apps on my current machine (App Store, iTunes, iPhoto) to the new machine.

Exactly what settings does migration assistant migrate?

I am using migration assistant to transfer information to a new mac. My question is this: At the "Select Items to Migrate" screen you have the options of selecting Users, Applications, Settings, etc... Under the Settings Section, you can select/deselect "Time Zone" "Machine" and "Network." Exactly what settings in the Mac OS is transfered when you select Machine and Network? I know Directory Binding settings and computer name is transfered when you check "Machine." What else does "Machine" transfer? What network related settings are imported when you select "Network?"

Hold everything. I found my answer here: https://discussions.apple.com/message/11721764?messageID=11721764#11721764?messa geID=11721764
I used Google to search my terms and this one came up. It seems the search function on here is not as good as Google......as usual.

HT4413 Does Migration Assistant work on Adobe CS6 apps?

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