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Re: Snow Leopard 101: For Smart People Only
by Lance Moody on Aug 31, 2009 at 2:36:40 am

While I certainly don't want to minimize the quite good advice contained herein, I have to admit that I have never done as drastic a reinstall as is suggested here.

I have been using FCP since 1.0 and while I have migrated from machine to machine over the years (thus getting a nice clean system to start with), I think I have always just used the upgrade option when I had it available.

So far with FCS 2009 and now Snow Leopard, all seems to be working as expected. I weighed the time investment and heartache to decide the course I would take and I don't regret my decision.

I will mention that I don't use many 3rd party plug-ins in FCP (I save those for AE).

Thanks,

Lance



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