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 Fri 12 May 2006, 05:17
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Newbie
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No, it doesn't "add support" for Intel processors in the manner you might think...
"Free upgrades for life" would lead one to think that they would simply "add support" for the new Intel Macs. No, apparently the new Intel Macs are just like Windows, or at least worthy of paying a 15 (whatever currency) upcharge in order to get the benefits because clearly the new Intel Macs constitute a new "platform". I say this is hogwash and seems simply to be a tactic to get money from people to whom they promised lifetime free updates. New platform indeed.
This post has been edited by n9yty: Fri 12 May 2006, 05:18
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Fri 12 May 2006, 12:42
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QUOTE (n9yty @ May 12 2006, 05:17) it doesn't "add support" for Intel processors in the manner you might think... I never think  , I only read press releases and tech documents.. So : there are TWO versions for Harmony assistant : - one (9.2) only for PowerPC Mac; - an other one (9.2) for Intel-based Macs. So the second one is the good one for Intel Macs, yes ? YES ! Is Harmony assistant a freeware ? Nope but a shareware. And that's not the problem of the MacMusic Editor, but only the problem of Myriad software...so write to them, not to me
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