It worked pretty well and would save to a myriad of file types.
Corel was what I used for designing at the very last sign company I worked at while still "normally employed". I may need to load up an old Mac in the house and transfer everything with an external hard drive, CDs, or thumb drives.īigCat: Yes, I too remember Freehand. or know how to do work the Apple Script function.two things I'm sorely lacking in at the moment. Thanks again JC.but as to the suggestion of the work-around to save as a PDF file of the old Canvas files (or anything else for that matter) It looks like one would have to have a working native program such as Canvas. we also have been running enroute through a parallels/fusion windows environment for years. i too prefer the user experience of a mac system, but for when this cannot be done, this solution has proved to work quite well for us. this actually has allowed us to set up a painless windows partition on the mac through parallels and run versaworks which can be accessed by anyone on the network logged into that account. after transferring an entire mac user account, and downloading the new key driver, we were able to get flexi back after a failed first attempt.Īs for the most interesting part of the experiment, the feature added in lion and kept in mountain lion of allowing for multiple users to be logged in to one system without interfering with the user in front of the system.kinda like screen sharing without the screen. (actually i wanted to try this for another reason as well.again, more later). when we upgraded to one of the new iMacs this year, we were forced to try to get somewhere with mountain lion. download the latest key driver for safenet sentinel, it will again have you able to run flex.
we are running flexi pro 8.5v2 successfully on mountain lion for design purposes and not production.we recently switched to versaworks for production when we upgraded printers (more on that later).
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