Totally Random

Just a head's up for anyone looking into upgrading to the new OS High Sierra. I was reading up on this the other night, and when I looked into programs that might have issues with the new upgrade, Wacom came into play. So I posted something on FB, and the response I will post below. ... Being it's still in beta, I know updates should be soon to follow, but anyone looking into it should check compatibility before doing so. I do know they say something, or warn users about those who use Illustrator, that they may run into issues since it wasn't designed, nor supported to run on macOS 10.13., as well as InDesign. (It also mentions that Bamboo tablets will not work on High Sierra.





Here's one of the links I was researching, www.macworld.co.uk/feature/mac-software/...high-sierra-3664177/ that gives additional information as to apps/programs that might have issues running on the new OS. ... Plus, they mention the fact that 32 bit will soon no longer be supported and that they are moving to 64 bit. ... Might want to give a it a look.

Yeah, I didn't go on the thread itself, just answered back when they left the comment. ... I just wanted to make sure if anyone was looking to upgrade to High Sierra, they check compatibility issues first. I'd be upset if I did the upgrade only to learn my tablet no longer worked.

And yeah, if your puppy is chewing up your stylus pens... sorry, but 'I DON"T BLAME THE PUPPY'!

Yep, chicken flavored devices will get you every time.