Time Machine anyone?
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Is using a torrent client a bad suggestion?
The are positive uses for P2P apart from the usual negative connotations.
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Time Machine anyone?
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I kept 3.2.1. (10,7MB)
Having no troubles with 3.3 and SnowLeopard (on latest biggest iMac) apart from some video glitches which I must send to Nick.
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What about using the public folder on Dropbox?
I should still have the earlier version which I could place there or even the iDisk folder!
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Dropbox is a good idea too. Didn’t think of that one.
I’ve located my DMG, if anyone needs it?
Tom
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I can send you a 9.1Mb zip of 321
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What about using the public folder on Dropbox?
I should still have the earlier version which I could place there or
even the iDisk folder!Stewart.
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I love Intaglio users! 
We’re all here to help with this lovely software! 
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I can send you a 9.1Mb zip of 321
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I’m not put off! I really do think it’s a great application.
There’s no greater reward in life knowing that you’re helping another!
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Of course, if this really is a bug then I’m sure Purgatory will be on the case and dealing with it as we speak. In the meantime I can still scale objects manually, less accurate I know but it gets you there.
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I’ve honestly never found a replacement for it that is easier to use.
Sure, it has it’s quirks, and things that I would really wish for like
stopping the grouping function putting everything onto the current layer
and some better control with the text tool, but apart from that, it’s great.
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I’m not put off! I really do think it’s a great application.
There’s no greater reward in life knowing that you’re helping another!
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Unfortunately docs created under 3.3 are not downward compatible. So will hand-scale the ones in 3.3 and, thanks to Schremmer, revert to 3.2.1 for all future usage until this thing is cleared up.
I too am a fan of Intaglio and its ideological predecessors, all the way back to MacDraw, prior to MacDraw Pro. Had to use Freehand for a long time while still at work and hated it. Illustrator not much better. So right now it’s Intaglio or nothing.
The huge, huge problem I have with Intaglio is the lack of a manual and my consequent enormous number of emails saved in my Intaglio mailbox. And BTW, is there a way to tear off the color pallet? If so, I’ve never found it.
Once again, many thanks to you all. You guys are great. Can’t even imagine a more helpful group.
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What do you mean by “tear off”? You can drag palettes to wherever you like.
As I said in another thread regarding bugs&issues: do proper bug-reports containing files, descriptions and crash-logs sent via email to support "at "PurgatoryDesign.com.
Don´t expect the developer here fishing for issues.
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Version 3.3.1 released:
•Fix crash in Scale window.
•Fix crash importing some SVG files.
•Miscellaneous bug fixes.
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Unresponsive developer? I think not!?
Thanks Nick.
regards,
Tom
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Version 3.3.1 released:
•Fix crash in Scale window.
•Fix crash importing some SVG files.
•Miscellaneous bug fixes.Cheers
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I second that Tom!
Not only that but Nick has also had time to do a tutorial just for me on how to do clipping paths.
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On 12 Jun 2012, 5:50 pm, Julie wrote:
The huge, huge problem I have with Intaglio is the lack of a manual…
Are you sure you’ve found everything available:
PDF user-guides in French and English to download from the ‘support’ section of the Intaglio website;
in-application help describing, inter alia, every item on every menu;
a comprehensive Applescript dictionary;
plus various third-party examples/tutorial sites.
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