Lennart's titles in iMovie HD6?Snow Leopard

Just loaded my iMovie HD6 onto the new Mac (Snow Leopard) and was happy to find that Gee Three has made their Slik software upgradeable for all their plug ins to work with the updated version of Quicktime.
I was also hoping to have Lennart Thelander's title upgrades, that he had generously provided free back in 2006, when I first used them. I found a newer website (his?) that had a link to the title file, but on download, my Mac immediately dumped it into the trash.
Are these LT titles not available/usable on newer Macs?
Thanks, Forest

Yes, if you had any GeeThree plug ins, they would not work if you updated your QuickTime to 7.3.1 or higher, because Apple removed Flash support in that version.
As I said, Gee Three addressed this some time in the intervening years and if you still have your registration code, or other info that will help them find it, you can get the updated download that will work with newer QuickTime versions. They are up and running on my HD6 on the new Mac now.
Still hoping to have the LT titles back also though.
Forest

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