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Big Blue Marble

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4. Don't deal with your problem immediately if you need your software.

Reply to Dr Hobbitstein (Reply #3)

Sat May 18, 2019, 05:34 PM

May 2019

I always lag at least one system upgrade behind. Currently, happily running Sierria getting ready
to upgrade to High Sierria. I have at least one program that will fall on the next upgrade but
it will several years until I get there.

Until a few years ago, I was running 10.4 on an old computer because of essential accounting
software for a business. Of course, I longer used that computer online.

Are you using Audio Hijack. It my favorite audio recording software.

https://rogueamoeba.com/audiohijack/

It is runs on 10.11 and higher.

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Why some Mac software will soon be outdated [View all] question everything May 2019 OP

Advice True Blue American May 2019 #1

What is it that you do not understand? Big Blue Marble May 2019 #2

This. Dr Hobbitstein May 2019 #3

Don't deal with your problem immediately if you need your software. Big Blue Marble May 2019 #4

No, I'm an audio professional, so I run Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Dr Hobbitstein May 2019 #6

How do I know if my software is "old?" question everything May 2019 #5

You're fine running High Sierra. It's only one version behind Mojave. Dr Hobbitstein May 2019 #7

Thanks question everything May 2019 #8