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FreeHand is quite possibly the best vector drawing application ever made. 
- Version: 11.0.2, 9/17/2009 10:21PM PST
bezbiz--2008
Check out this question on Free FreeHand Q&A:
How can I get FreeHand 11.02 to work under Snow Leopard?
http://freefreehand.yousaidit.com/questions/5234-how-can-i-get-freehand-11-02-to-work-under-snow-leopard
Snow Leopard info - Version: 11.0.2, 8/30/2009 08:06PM PST
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troydnlsn
It seems if you have a single user serial Snow Leo wont run Freehand. Those with volume serials are in luck. Check out the Adobe forums for more info.
Please Adobe - do right by Freehand users and fix this problem!
Please Adobe - do right by Freehand users and fix this problem!
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- Snow Leopard info
Freehand DOES work in Leopard - Version: 11.0.2, 7/22/2008 07:37AM PST
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afterhours
I don't know what the previous poster is relating to... but Freehand MX certainly does work in Leopard. There are some warts. The biggest is some kind of font irregularity where things may need to be proofed as a PDF, or working around Apple's silly commandeering of Helvetica Neue as an OS font. But Freehand DOES work in 10.5.
Why does Adobe cripple one's ability to apply updates by not posting the 11.0.1 updater. They are really a pain in the as$ about maintenance updates and that horrid thing they call a website. Three monkeys using PageMill could have done better.
Why does Adobe cripple one's ability to apply updates by not posting the 11.0.1 updater. They are really a pain in the as$ about maintenance updates and that horrid thing they call a website. Three monkeys using PageMill could have done better.
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