**WARNING** DANGER! DANGER, WILL ROBINSON! :-) Well, I'm in rather unfamiliar territory with Unix; but since no one else has responded to the question yet, I'll give it a go, albeit with an old work-around method...
The following is from pre- osX user level testing procedures, and I don't know if this kind of thing will work with Unix/Sys osX, so please just read for consideration/discussion only. -- navigate in the Finder on your system disk to [System > Library] and find the QT & Java folders. -- copy them to a safe/protected location. -- proceed with QT v7 install (overwrite old QT in System). -- restart. -- later, as the need arises, switch QT versions and restart, moving those component folders back and forth; restart each time. Like I said, it worked with pre- osX; certainly, those Unix-savvy people here will correct this pronto if it's improper. Regards, Russ Preston On Jan 18, 2006, at 2:53 PM, Green, Cathy wrote: > No, unfortunately, it states specifically that the materials will > not work in QT v7... > > Ciao for now! > Cathy GREEN ;-) > Are you sure your textbook series must use **only** QT > v6.5.3? ...or might it possibly have specified requirements as "QT > v6.5.3 or greater"? > > Regards, > Russ Preston >> On Jan 17, 2006, at 1:05 PM, Green, Cathy wrote: >>> Greetings, group! >>> I currently use QuickTime 6.5.3 running OS10.3.9 on my G3iMac. >>> If I d/l version 7, does it overwrite the older version? I need >>> the older version for suppport materials that came with the >>> textbook series that I have to use for 6 more years, but some >>> video clips elsewhere require version 7 to run them. Is there >>> any way to install version 7, while keeping version 6 intact? TIA, >>> >>> Ciao for now! >>> Cathy GREEN ;-) -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.math.louisville.edu/pipermail/macgroup/attachments/20060118/9d510354/attachment.html
