 Re-install Osx, how to...is it safe for logic? |
 Mon 5 Dec 2005, 16:04
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Hi, I'm wondering if anyone can tell me how to go about re-installing osx without doing away with logic permantely. By that I mean; Is there a correct procedure for uninstalling logic? Is there anyway I might somehow erase and not be able to re-install logic? I'm new to logic and macs in general, and I've been told the best way to optimize hardisk space is by re-installing osx and to only run the applications that I'll need. This sounds correct, however, I have no idea where to begin. Any thoughts are welcome. Thanks!
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Wed 7 Dec 2005, 20:17
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Thanks, everyone this has me on the right track. The panic has passed. One last thing though; would deletion of excess fonts free up some space?
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miaba Re-install Osx Mon 5 Dec 2005, 16:04
miaba I did forget one thing: what is absolutely essenti... Mon 5 Dec 2005, 18:31 rickenbacker If you initialise your hard disk in order to reins... Tue 6 Dec 2005, 11:26 miaba That seems reasonable. Do you know if there is a ... Tue 6 Dec 2005, 20:31 gdoubleyou The best thing you can do to improve performance i... Wed 7 Dec 2005, 00:06 rickenbacker To be honest, simply having Adobe Acrobat or whate... Wed 7 Dec 2005, 11:08 hahaworld Logic Pro 7 does not include an uninstaller. If yo... Wed 7 Dec 2005, 14:40 gdoubleyou It may free up some ram, but may cause problems if... Fri 9 Dec 2005, 00:11
minskybabs Hi there gdoublyou, slightly off track for MacMusi... Fri 9 Dec 2005, 16:35 |
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