Xara Xtreme verison 4

[steve.ledger]

Yup

*Say, is there What's New List around? I tried a couple search; but didn't hit any. Thanks

Is this what you are looking for?
http://www.talkgraphics.com/showthread.php?t=31909

[jclements]

Sledg, yah I already did that. Good workaround though.

Be nice if it was a "Live" function with the Repeal attribute, however, so you wouldn't have to recreate the dropshadows when the original object is reshaped.

[Egg Bramhill]

Eobet,

Your main complaint about XXPro has been the inaccuracies of the Combine Shapes / etc function. This now works spot on. Please rejoice.

[jclements]

Egg,

I'll sure as heck rejoice.

[RTK]

Egg,

I'll sure as heck rejoice.

Me too... It's HUGE! This is the ONLY THING that was lacking for me personally... It's spot on as far as I can tell.

I thought it would be a "speed thing" - it's not... X4 still runs circles around AI and CD... It's dizzying!

It's brilliant!

Risto

[sgiff]

After my first error I got this one:
This product has not been correctly installed (Error 2). Please install the product again.

Then the start screen said:
Trial version expired.

I guess my first option will be to remove it and reinstall. Thought Charles might want to know this though.

Yes, I got the same error. This is the first install of XARA that I have had a problem with. Anyone else have an idea of what might be going on here.?

s.g.

[Ross Macintosh]

Sorry I don't know S.G. -- Did you try the suggested reinstall and did it work? If I recall correctly the install advises to close other applications during the install. Did you do that? In the past with installs (not necessarily Xara ones) I have downloaded and saved the installer. I then close all open applications, and if I fully trust the developer (as I do with Xara) I also temporarily turn off my virus protection. Upon successful install I turn back on the virus protection pronto.

Regards, Ross

[David O'Neil]

Turn off your modem before you turn off your virus protection. Afterwards, restart your AV and then your modem.

[Ross Macintosh]

Right David. Good advice.

[handrawn]

I usually turn the av off but leave the firewall on, as switching the router off is not always an option [with other user[s]]