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1. ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR CS3 MAC 10.8 COMPATIBILITY INSTALL
2. ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR CS3 MAC 10.8 COMPATIBILITY FULL

CS2 and earlier will not run in Mountain Lion. CS3 and CS4 versions were tested as well and also turned up no significant issues. It states that they have worked closely with Apple to test applications in CS5 and above, and currently there are no known issues. Adobe Creative SuiteĪdobe has published a detailed FAQ on Creative Suite – Mountain Lion compatibility. More after the jump! Continue reading below↓įree and Premium members see fewer ads! Sign up and log-in today. Here’s a round-up of Mountain Lion compatibility with some key creative applications:

ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR CS3 MAC 10.8 COMPATIBILITY FULL

You can also get the full run-down (with all the usual Apple eye candy) at the official OS X page at

ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR CS3 MAC 10.8 COMPATIBILITY INSTALL

Obviously, allowing installations from anywhere removes Gatekeeper protection, but it may be the only way to install some of your essential applications until they have been fully updated for Mountain Lion compatibility.Īpple’s official OS X Mountain Lion Technical Specs list the general requirements, supported hardware, feature-specific requirements of 10.8, as well as the applications and utilities included in Mountain Lion. They can allow applications only to be installed from the Mac App store, from the Mac App store and identified developers, or from anywhere.

Gatekeeper allows users to choose the sources that applications can be installed from. A new feature called Gatekeeper, which aims to keep trojan horses and other malware off your computer, will also make it more difficult (at least initially) for you to install some legitimate software. While I can’t vouch for the number of species left in Apple’s repository o’ cats, I can report some news about how well this particular feline will play with your apps. Apple has officially released OS X 10.8 aka “Mountain Lion.” As with any new release of OS X, two questions come to mind: 1) When the heck are they going to run out of cats? 2) Is the software that you use to make a living going to break if you install the upgrade?