Any ideas about this? Jeremy? Are you there? Maybe you know since you have Macs! I meant to ask at the class but never got that far!
Thanks for any input....Linda
Monday, April 7, 2008
Question about Painter
Does anyone know the answer to this? I now have Painter IX, a Painter X installation that doesn't work AND Painter X on my Mac. Can I just toss out Painter IX and the Painter X that doesn't work? I'm half scared to toss any of them out, but it seems crazy to have all three on here.
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Hi Linda - Once I loaded Painter X and was happy with it -(meaning that it wasn't crashing on me) then I removed Painter IX. I would backup my Painter Files to an external hard drive then delete the Painter X that doesn't work. Worse case you would have to reinstall Painter X but you would have your Painter Files in another location.
Thanks, Doug! I confess I don't know much about systems...more about programs! What exactly do I back up? The support files or the entire program?
I feel like I should know that answer, but I don't!
You want to back up your support files and any paintings that you have worked on in Painter X. This way, if you have to reinstall Painter X you can still access these files.
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