I then spent quite a bit of quality time with Adobe technical support, and they were very helpful, and got me on my way. I tried your suggestions, but to no avail. Perhaps others on the forum have other suggestions. Since it's a virtual machine, perhaps you can delete the complete virtual machine and start over from scratch, if you have no serious commitment to other Windows apps. If you've installed FrameMaker as part of TCS or TCS2, perhaps there are interactions between the other components of TCS/2. If you've downloaded FrameMaker, rather than having gotten it on a disk, perhaps there's a defect in the download. If you've had other FrameMaker installations on your virtual machine, whether FrameMaker 9, or earlier, or perhaps pre-release (beta) versions, there may be junk remaining from them, as happens in Windows registries from time to time. I'd suspect those problems were due to VMware Fusion 2 haven't tried Fusion 3. I had screen-refresh and hang problems when I used VMware Fusion 2 and Win 7, as well as with Win XP SP2. No installation problems, no operation problems on light-weight FrameMaker docs and tasks.
#Sheepshaver m1 mac pro#
I've been using FrameMaker 9 on Win XP SP2 on Snow Leopard 10.6.3 and Parallels 5, on pre-Unibody MacBook Pro 17", 4GB RAM. When the installer is extracting the files, it consistently freezes at 26% when Data1.cab is the file listed as the one being extracted.ĭid you have any problem just installing Frame 9 on Parallels 5? I tried Adobe's suggestions, I made sure I had enough RAM and hard disk space, and I tried modifying the Windows system to a simple system, but it keeps freezing at the same point.
#Sheepshaver m1 mac professional#
I am running Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 2 installed under Parallels 5 (latest update) on a MacBook Pro (with an i7 Processor). I cannot even get FrameMaker 9 installed. I am sorry that this is a bit off your posted problem, but I couldn't find a better thread for this (please let me know if you know of one).
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