When I update to Mountain Lion, will I still be able to run iWeb?

When I update to Mountain Lion later this month, will I still be able to run iWeb?

Here is some info on MobileMe and the role it plays re. iCloud and iWeb - it appears you can keep using iWeb with another web hosting service (scroll down):
http://www.apple.com/mobileme/transition.html
@ macintosh290:
MobileMe ceased to exist on June 30th.

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if I upgrade my iMac from leopard 10.5.8 to Mountain Lion will I still be able to use my Microsoft office X software etc?

demorgan wrote:
if I upgrade my iMac from leopard 10.5.8 to Mountain Lion will I still be able to use my Microsoft office X software etc?
No.
You will need Office 2011.

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If I upgrade from snow Leopard to Mount Lion will I still be able to use adobe photoshop[

Which version?
Certainly Photoshop CS6 works just fine under OS X Mountain Lion.

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Hello everyone,
When I update to Mountain Lion (from Lion), the widgets world clock can't change other country (the clock can't show the information button).
Is this a bug ? Do you have the same problem ?
My mac is Macbook Pro (2011 Later)
Thanks

I had the same problem. It looks I was able to fix this using the steps below:
1. Make sure you have a current backup, such as a Time Machine backup!
2. Go into Dashboard and close the World Clock widget(s).
3. Rename or trash the file:
~/Library/Preferences/widget-com.apple.widget.worldclock.plist
I'm not sure if it's needed but I also deleted:
~/Library/Preferences/widget-com.apple.widget.worldclock.plist.lockfile
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Can't say anything about Lightroom, but Adobe officially supports CS6 all the way through Mountain Lion.

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I am running Snow Leopard on my iMac and have partitioned my hard drive to run Windows XP. If I upgrade to Yosemite, will I still be able to run XP?

bobfromnorth battleford wrote:
...Now what happens if I upgrade to Yosemite on either my iMac or my MBPro?
If I install VM Fusion or Parallels, does Windows run all the time? How does that affect computer performance? and how much do I need to worry about hard drive corruption?
Current versions of Fusion and Parallels are compatible with Yosemite. Both are applications which you only run when you want to run Windows within them. As such, there's no effect on computer performance when they're not in use. Like any other software, there is some additional load on your Mac when both Windows and the Mac OS are running together, but any noticeable effect depends on what each is being expected to do and what resources (e.g. available RAM and the number of CPU cores) you can devote to each.
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I have an iMac from 2008; my wife just got a new iMac to replace her G-5(!). I am still running OS 10.5.8; she is now on 10.8. It seems to make sense for us to both be on the same OS (doesn't it?), but I don't want to have to spend tons of cash to do so. If I upgrade my OS from 10.5.8 to 10.6 to 10.8, will I still be able to run iWork (specifically Pages and Numbers), or will I have to upgrade the software, too? I also see that OS 10.8 needs 2G of memory, which is all I have. So upgrading memory would be another expense. I'm trying to figure out if I'm better off upgrading this machine,or selling a kidney and getting a new iMac. Any thoughts?

iWork will run fine. 2GB is the minimum. Although it will not have optimal performance, I say it should be OK. I have Lion installed on my MacBook with 2GB and it runs fine, Mountain Lion is not much worse.

Will i still be able to run illustrator CS2 if I upgrade to snow leopard?

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i was told by employee at the apple store i need to install snow leopard to take advantage of the cloud and sync my itunes to my iphone 4s. mainly use my laptop for design work using illustrator CS2 and cant afford to have it not work properly if i upgrade to snow leopard.
Anyone out there using CS2 through snow leopard on a MacBook Pro that can give me some feedback on this?
thanks!

seattle mac girl wrote:
i was told by employee at the apple store i need to install snow leopard to take advantage of the cloud and sync my itunes to my iphone 4s. mainly use my laptop for design work using illustrator CS2 and cant afford to have it not work properly if i upgrade to snow leopard.
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CS2 will NOT work on 10.7 for sure, it might not run on 10.5/10.6 neither.
CS2 is rather dated, you'll have to check with Adobe exactly what you can do first, IMMO don't bother.
You won't achieve your goal, so it's best to stay right where you are and run that machine until it drops less you break something.
Next machine you buy, it will be 10.7 and you'll have to buy a new CS5/6 whatever etc.
Also new printers/scanners etc.
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http://roaringapps.com/apps:table

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Will I still be able use mobileme iweb domain forwarding in icloud ?
I have dozens of iweb sites hosted on mobileme pointing to www domais using web masking .
Will this also be a possibility with icloud ?
Also is iweb finished ?

At the moment it seem probably not, so you had better look for alternative hosting with GoDaddy or HostExcellence.
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I have an early 2011 macbook pro 13" running 10.6.8, if i upgrade to osx mavericks 10.9.1 will I still be able to run powerpc applications?

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
Mac OS X 10.6.8 is the last Mac OS X version that supports PowerPC applications, so if you upgrade to OS X Mavericks, you will lose the ability to use PowerPC applications.
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No...
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I want to upgrade my mac to 10.9 but i am afraid about my files. Will i lost my files, projects in imovie/garageband/iphoto ?
Can i install a itunes 10? I really don't like a new 11 version.
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John

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2. See above.
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