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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 08 12:39 am)
Right, it's the Adobe AIR plugin. What I'm wondering, though, and I guess only a Mac User with 10.8 could tell me, is if installing this plugin would work any havoc with the OS. The flash plugin, as I mentioned, disabled the "Dictataion" feature in Mail, Safari, TextEdit, and so forth. I had to remove the flash plugin in order to get "Dictation" to work again.
I guess I can deal with the Library running as a separate app. But, I'm hoping some Mac user can tell me what, if anything, to expect.
Quote - let SM know if any issues. sr3 added support for ML, but not all users' experiences are identical. word on the street: one or more of the adobe things may screw up dictation.
Absolutely! The Flash Plugin screws up Dictation. I had to uninstall it to get dictation to work. The AIR Plugin doesn't mess with Dictation. I don't know yet if it's messing with anything else.
What is the ML that SR3 added support for? Oops. OK, I get it. Mountain Lion. Well, the SR3 version of PoserPro2012 crashes and still causes Kernel Panics. Also, I've lost the use of the Morph Tool, which did work with SR2.1, SR2, SR1, and just plain old PoserPro2012. I have reported this to SM.
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This is a question to anyone who is using Mountain Lion (Macintosh OS X 10.8) and PoserPro2012 SR 2.1:
When I upgraded to Mac OS X 10.8, I then installed the Adobe Flash Player Plugin, which promptly disabled the new "Dictation" feature in 10.8. So, I uninstalled the plugin. Now, when I start PoserPro2012 SR 2.1, I have to run Library as an independent application. It won't run within Poser because it doesn't have the Adobe plugin. It's the LUGUISUIAIR plugin, or spelled someting like that. Would this plugin create any problems in Mac OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion)?