A technical support community for Apple Logic Pro users.
mconnelly wrote:Blue Monkey wrote:You must be connected to the internet to use all of the most current Adobe products.
That's simply not true. The app is local to the computer, not an online app, and it checks the authorization monthly if the user is on a month by month subscription or once every 99 days if the user is on the yearly plan. I'm not a fan of their new cloud thing but it doesn't require a constant internet connection and it does download the full app to the computer and run it from there like any other app.
Ashermusic wrote:So Bob Hunt of Apple flew back in fromTokyo, found my email, and sent me a replacement folder for the Drum Kit Designer sampler instruments, and BAM, it now all works! What is odd is that it looks identical to the one I had. Don't know why it worked but I will take it. Thanks to Bob, and also thanks to all others who tried to help.
Ashermusic wrote:So Bob Hunt of Apple flew back in fromTokyo, found my email, and sent me a replacement folder for the Drum Kit Designer sampler instruments, and BAM, it now all works! What is odd is that it looks identical to the one I had. Don't know why it worked but I will take it. Thanks to Bob, and also thanks to all others who tried to help.
Papa Garcia wrote:It is pathetic that Apple refuse to provide install discs and expect customers to download upwards of 35 gig of purchased software.
Mikinho wrote:Are we the only-ones with that kind of problem?
Mikinho wrote:To me the problem isn´t solved - since I used symlink folders (like I did before in LP9.1.the content wants to be installed over and over, downloading for days, and finally can´t be installed.
Eric Cardenas wrote:Mikinho wrote:To me the problem isn´t solved - since I used symlink folders (like I did before in LP9.1.the content wants to be installed over and over, downloading for days, and finally can´t be installed.
What happens if you stop using symlinks?