Re: want to upgrade, but ....

Katrina

It made no difference whether it was a clean install or an upgrade. Sorry,
I don't know what you mean when you refer to classic installer.

John

On Tue, 09 Mar 2010 02:45:51 +1200, Katrina Knight <[email protected]>
wrote:

> There may be other factors too. Were you doing clean installs? (You  
> don't get asked when installing over a working existing installation in 
> my experience.) Were you using the classic installer or the msi 
> installer? (The msi installer is the one you get if you don't make an 
> effort to get the classic installer.) I use the classic installer and 
> 10.5 definitely still puts those files under the program directory if I 
> tell it to use the same profile for all users. The version of Windowsmay  
> matter as well. Newer versions of Windows really don't like datafiles  
> within the program files directory, but I'm not sure it is evenpossible  
> to choose to use a single profile under Vista and Win7 anyway.I can't  
> say I've really tried to do that. Apart from my own computers,which run  
> XP, most of the installs I do make sense to do without tryingto use a  
> single profile.

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