Does FHMXa run on Intel Macs?

Yes.
FreeHand 11.02 works surprisingly well in all intel imacs and Mac Os X 10.4.10

With Rosetta emulation you will not advice any. It's supossed that the
emulation make the application slower than the universal binary code but
FreeHand is not Photoshop.FreeHand create small documents and the speed is
right.
The important question is: It will compatible with 10.5?

in article f9lal5$666$1@forums.macromedia.com, Arzallus at
webforumsuser@macromedia.com wrote on 8/11/07 4:45 PM:

> The important question is: It will compatible with 10.5?

I sure hope it is. Given a choice between 10.5 and FreeHand, FreeHand will
win!

I'm sorry but Freehand 11.02 say's right in the system requirements it does not
supprot 10.4 or higher, I tried to download the 30 day trial and it wont even
download. I'm using an Intel dual 3.0, using OSX 10.4.10.... I'm not going to
waste my money on something I can't try out, especialy when I run into problems
on step 1. So who ever says it DOES work on this system.... please let me Know
how, my job is depending on it.

Actually it doesn't say that it doesn't support 10.4 (that I can find).
What it does say is that is System Requirements are "Mac OS X 10.2.6
through 10.3". This is a carry over from when it was first released and
OS X 10.4 didn't exist. From all accounts FH 11.02 DOES work in
10.4.x and even on Intel Macs. The fact that you can't download it in
the first place has nothing to do with your System compatibility. There
is obviously something up with how you are trying to download it or with
Adobe's website. You can download anything you want, files are files,
it's when you try to launch it when you find out about compatibility.

If you could describe what happens when you try to download it, perhaps
someone can help you.

Having said all that, a better question to ask yourself is whether you
want to spend money on a program that has hit a dead end in development?

Good Luck,
Rich

Masterstrings wrote:
> I'm sorry but Freehand 11.02 say's right in the system requirements it does not
> supprot 10.4 or higher, I tried to download the 30 day trial and it wont even
> download. I'm using an Intel dual 3.0, using OSX 10.4.10.... I'm not going to
> waste my money on something I can't try out, especialy when I run into problems
> on step 1. So who ever says it DOES work on this system.... please let me Know
> how, my job is depending on it.
>