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The problem with MONOLINGUAL - Version: 1.1, 12/28/2007 01:25AM PST
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Gennx30
Careful with Adobe Creative Suite - Version: 1.1, 8/14/2007 01:53AM PST
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forumfive40
After using delocalizer none of my Adobe CS2 applications launch... I uninstalled and reinstalled them all, but still they will not launch. I'm going to try uninstalling and reinstalling again. I just thought I would mention it. If you have a way to prevent this from happening that I am unaware of please let me know. Thanks.
Delocalizer on Intel Macs - Version: 1.1, 8/16/2006 03:28AM PST
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mjharper (mjharper)
Well, I'd heard that Monolingual had a number of issues on Intel Macs so I was wary of using Delocalizer in case anything similar cropped up. But I read a thread on the Delocalizer forum (http://forums.bombich.com/viewtopic.php?t=6901) which suggested that there weren't any problems and so went ahead and ran the app. With no problems - that I've yet noticed. The main issue with Monolingual seems to be that it trashes Rosetta, so naturally the first thing I did was test a non-Universal app (I used Amadeus II) and it launched without issue.
So, for what it's worth, Delocalizer still seems to work on Intel, and I saved 3600MB in the process. But at the moment my advice would still be to err on the side of caution; only go ahead if you don't mind re-installing everything. I didn't have to, but considering the possibility of a new install might help you make your decision from the right perspective.
So, for what it's worth, Delocalizer still seems to work on Intel, and I saved 3600MB in the process. But at the moment my advice would still be to err on the side of caution; only go ahead if you don't mind re-installing everything. I didn't have to, but considering the possibility of a new install might help you make your decision from the right perspective.
After using it I saved nearly a Gig of space, but: iMovie, and MS Word were screwed up.
I found that Library: Printers, and Quicktime AND
System/Libraries: Printers, Quicktime, QT Java and Text encoders (the 4 english)
had been stripped of the wrong, OR too much code;
I arrived at this possible answer, when I couldnt get Word to print, and the console told me:
"MSWord failed: Couldnt find resource S/L/QT.comp.comp, but DID find S/L/QT.comp.comp, Mach-O but wrong architecture"-which tells me the wrong resource was stripped from my 10.4.11 Intel
So I reinstalled non stripped versions of the above from my Instal disc and all was well.