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[chris hassett]

How do I go back to 10.0.  after I upgraded to the 10.0.5 it doesn't do some of the things 10.0 did.

[tsantee]

You can have multiple versions of Toast 10 on your Mac. If you have the Toast 10.0 installer just install it without deleting the newer version. A simple way to do this is to give each Toast 10 folder a different name (such as adding the version number). Roxio only makes the latest version available for download so hopefully you kept the older installer or backed up your applications during the time that version was the one you were using. Personally I wouldn't use a version earlier than 10.0.2.

Edited by tsantee, 19 January 2010 - 10:30 PM.

[super-midi]

tsantee, on 19 January 2010 - 10:30 PM, said:

You can have multiple versions of Toast 10 on your Mac. If you have the Toast 10.0 installer just install it without deleting the newer version. A simple way to do this is to give each Toast 10 folder a different name (such as adding the version number). Roxio only makes the latest version available for download so hopefully you kept the older installer or backed up your applications during the time that version was the one you were using. Personally I wouldn't use a version earlier than 10.0.2.

ehem.... how do I down grade?   Can I go back to the previous version?   Sorry if this is an obvious fix.  What is the best way to do it.  I already got jacked by trying to do an upgrade and I want to do it right this time because I'm using mac 10.4.11 op system.  TIGER

BTW, which update number  requires the upgrade to  op sys 10.5.x ??

I only have 10.1 of Toast, now the download upgrade is at 8.


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FIXXED...
I found my old update file Toast_10_Titanium_1001.dmg file.

I double clicked that and overwrote my Toast upgrade .8 files and I'm fully back up and running.

I still would like to know if there is anyway of getting an upgrade file v2 - 7 that does not rquire me to upgrade my op system. Anyone know which one to get and where to get it?

thanks,
Mark

Edited by super-midi, 30 November 2010 - 01:44 PM.