Do this even if what you have on disk is 11.0.2. Change the drop down menu by that to English | Mac | 41.6MB and click Download.ĥ) Install the downloaded version of Freehand MX 11.0.2. Select Freehand MX from the drop down menu and click Go.ģ) You'll be asked to enter your Adobe ID and password before you can get the download.Ĥ) Once you do that, you'll be able to download the Freehand MX 11.0.2 "demo". Including the registration file in the Application Support folder from the fix.Ģ) Go to Adobe's site and then the Downloads section. I also don't use it anymore, but I was just trying to figure out how to get it working for people here who have the same issue.Īssuming your license is for Freehand MX, version 11.x, you can do this.ġ) Remove all traces of Freehand from your hard drive. I couldn't get Adobe's fix to work either, even though I had version 11, the last one. Thanks for any help you can give me on this! I really need to finsh this conversion process and move on. How do I know if Rosetta is actually installed? Then I went to Adobe, downloaded the fix they have for running Freehand in Snow Leopard, I put the file in the Applications Support>Macromedia folder as they instruct.
I searched the discussions and found that Rosetta was not installed by default, so I reinstalled Snow Leopard with Rosetta checked, ran the software updates again. I noticed that Freehand ran fine on my Mac Pro, so I decided to go ahead and install Snow Leopard on the iMac, have my assistant finish the Freehand to Illustrator conversion process (which she has been working on for many weeks), then we would all go happily into "Lion Land".Īfter the install, and running all the software updates, Freehand wouldn't open. eps files converted to Illustrator (been using Freehand since v.2). I was holding off on my third Mac (iMac Intel 24") until I got my thousands of old Freehand. I've been running Snow Leopard on two of my three Macs since it was first released.
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