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Is Aperture compatible with High Sierra upgrade process?
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If I update the newest software version to 10.13 and apply all security patches, will it delete my Aperture program?
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If I update the newest software version to 10.13 and apply all security patches, will it delete my Aperture program?
macos aperture
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bmike♦
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asked Aug 24 at 21:16
Lynne Griffies
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Please let us know with an edit what version your aperture is. Aperture 2.0 might fail so we can’t guess which of the several versions you have. I put 10.13 as the latest since a year from now or a week from now, the latest changes.
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If I update the newest software version to 10.13 and apply all security patches, will it delete my Aperture program?
macos aperture
edited Aug 24 at 22:01
bmike♦
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asked Aug 24 at 21:16
Lynne Griffies
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If I update the newest software version to 10.13 and apply all security patches, will it delete my Aperture program?
macos aperture
edited Aug 24 at 22:01
bmike♦
149k45264583
asked Aug 24 at 21:16
Lynne Griffies
161
edited Aug 24 at 22:01
bmike♦
149k45264583
edited Aug 24 at 22:01
bmike♦
149k45264583
edited Aug 24 at 22:01
bmike♦
149k45264583
149k45264583
asked Aug 24 at 21:16
Lynne Griffies
161
asked Aug 24 at 21:16
Lynne Griffies
161
asked Aug 24 at 21:16
Lynne Griffies
161
161
Please let us know with an edit what version your aperture is. Aperture 2.0 might fail so we can’t guess which of the several versions you have. I put 10.13 as the latest since a year from now or a week from now, the latest changes.
– bmike♦
Aug 24 at 22:02
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Please let us know with an edit what version your aperture is. Aperture 2.0 might fail so we can’t guess which of the several versions you have. I put 10.13 as the latest since a year from now or a week from now, the latest changes.
– bmike♦
Aug 24 at 22:02
Please let us know with an edit what version your aperture is. Aperture 2.0 might fail so we can’t guess which of the several versions you have. I put 10.13 as the latest since a year from now or a week from now, the latest changes.
– bmike♦
Aug 24 at 22:02
Please let us know with an edit what version your aperture is. Aperture 2.0 might fail so we can’t guess which of the several versions you have. I put 10.13 as the latest since a year from now or a week from now, the latest changes.
– bmike♦
Aug 24 at 22:02
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IF you bought Aperture from the Mac App Store, you should be able to re-download it from there from the Purchases tab, even though it’s no
longer available for sale. (However, I never did, so I can’t confirm
this.)
I can confirm this is possible to download on High Sierra still and that it is in the Purchases tab.
If you can't find it you may have downloaded it on a different account or it may be hidden, you can unhide purchases from the My Account link.
answered Aug 24 at 22:13
unknowndomain
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For the million dollar question - does it run and open libraries? I know it used to run to prepare a library for loading things into Photos app. No need to tack this on - I can ask a follow on question if needed. Thanks for confirming this important major item.
– bmike♦
Aug 24 at 22:20
It does work but I stopped using it after several library corruptions, slowness and crashing. It might be that those were related to my library and a drive failure though.
– unknowndomain
Aug 25 at 5:27
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If you mean that you're going to upgrade to the newest version of Mac OS, the answer is that you should be OK, it should not delete Aperture, but it's always best to have a backup whenever you are doing an upgrade, just in case.
IF you bought Aperture from the Mac App Store, you should be able to re-download it from there from the Purchases tab, even though it’s no longer available for sale. (However, I never did, so I can’t confirm this.)
answered Aug 24 at 21:44
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2 Answers
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active
oldest
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
3
down vote
IF you bought Aperture from the Mac App Store, you should be able to re-download it from there from the Purchases tab, even though it’s no
longer available for sale. (However, I never did, so I can’t confirm
this.)
I can confirm this is possible to download on High Sierra still and that it is in the Purchases tab.
If you can't find it you may have downloaded it on a different account or it may be hidden, you can unhide purchases from the My Account link.
answered Aug 24 at 22:13
unknowndomain
3,0761429
1
For the million dollar question - does it run and open libraries? I know it used to run to prepare a library for loading things into Photos app. No need to tack this on - I can ask a follow on question if needed. Thanks for confirming this important major item.
– bmike♦
Aug 24 at 22:20
It does work but I stopped using it after several library corruptions, slowness and crashing. It might be that those were related to my library and a drive failure though.
– unknowndomain
Aug 25 at 5:27
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
IF you bought Aperture from the Mac App Store, you should be able to re-download it from there from the Purchases tab, even though it’s no
longer available for sale. (However, I never did, so I can’t confirm
this.)
I can confirm this is possible to download on High Sierra still and that it is in the Purchases tab.
If you can't find it you may have downloaded it on a different account or it may be hidden, you can unhide purchases from the My Account link.
answered Aug 24 at 22:13
unknowndomain
3,0761429
1
For the million dollar question - does it run and open libraries? I know it used to run to prepare a library for loading things into Photos app. No need to tack this on - I can ask a follow on question if needed. Thanks for confirming this important major item.
– bmike♦
Aug 24 at 22:20
It does work but I stopped using it after several library corruptions, slowness and crashing. It might be that those were related to my library and a drive failure though.
– unknowndomain
Aug 25 at 5:27
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
IF you bought Aperture from the Mac App Store, you should be able to re-download it from there from the Purchases tab, even though it’s no
longer available for sale. (However, I never did, so I can’t confirm
this.)
I can confirm this is possible to download on High Sierra still and that it is in the Purchases tab.
If you can't find it you may have downloaded it on a different account or it may be hidden, you can unhide purchases from the My Account link.
answered Aug 24 at 22:13
unknowndomain
3,0761429
IF you bought Aperture from the Mac App Store, you should be able to re-download it from there from the Purchases tab, even though it’s no
longer available for sale. (However, I never did, so I can’t confirm
this.)
I can confirm this is possible to download on High Sierra still and that it is in the Purchases tab.
If you can't find it you may have downloaded it on a different account or it may be hidden, you can unhide purchases from the My Account link.
answered Aug 24 at 22:13
unknowndomain
3,0761429
answered Aug 24 at 22:13
unknowndomain
3,0761429
answered Aug 24 at 22:13
unknowndomain
3,0761429
answered Aug 24 at 22:13
unknowndomain
3,0761429
3,0761429
1
For the million dollar question - does it run and open libraries? I know it used to run to prepare a library for loading things into Photos app. No need to tack this on - I can ask a follow on question if needed. Thanks for confirming this important major item.
– bmike♦
Aug 24 at 22:20
It does work but I stopped using it after several library corruptions, slowness and crashing. It might be that those were related to my library and a drive failure though.
– unknowndomain
Aug 25 at 5:27
add a comment |Â
1
For the million dollar question - does it run and open libraries? I know it used to run to prepare a library for loading things into Photos app. No need to tack this on - I can ask a follow on question if needed. Thanks for confirming this important major item.
– bmike♦
Aug 24 at 22:20
It does work but I stopped using it after several library corruptions, slowness and crashing. It might be that those were related to my library and a drive failure though.
– unknowndomain
Aug 25 at 5:27
1
1
For the million dollar question - does it run and open libraries? I know it used to run to prepare a library for loading things into Photos app. No need to tack this on - I can ask a follow on question if needed. Thanks for confirming this important major item.
– bmike♦
Aug 24 at 22:20
For the million dollar question - does it run and open libraries? I know it used to run to prepare a library for loading things into Photos app. No need to tack this on - I can ask a follow on question if needed. Thanks for confirming this important major item.
– bmike♦
Aug 24 at 22:20
It does work but I stopped using it after several library corruptions, slowness and crashing. It might be that those were related to my library and a drive failure though.
– unknowndomain
Aug 25 at 5:27
It does work but I stopped using it after several library corruptions, slowness and crashing. It might be that those were related to my library and a drive failure though.
– unknowndomain
Aug 25 at 5:27
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
If you mean that you're going to upgrade to the newest version of Mac OS, the answer is that you should be OK, it should not delete Aperture, but it's always best to have a backup whenever you are doing an upgrade, just in case.
IF you bought Aperture from the Mac App Store, you should be able to re-download it from there from the Purchases tab, even though it’s no longer available for sale. (However, I never did, so I can’t confirm this.)
answered Aug 24 at 21:44
TJ Luoma
9,92533473
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
If you mean that you're going to upgrade to the newest version of Mac OS, the answer is that you should be OK, it should not delete Aperture, but it's always best to have a backup whenever you are doing an upgrade, just in case.
IF you bought Aperture from the Mac App Store, you should be able to re-download it from there from the Purchases tab, even though it’s no longer available for sale. (However, I never did, so I can’t confirm this.)
answered Aug 24 at 21:44
TJ Luoma
9,92533473
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
If you mean that you're going to upgrade to the newest version of Mac OS, the answer is that you should be OK, it should not delete Aperture, but it's always best to have a backup whenever you are doing an upgrade, just in case.
IF you bought Aperture from the Mac App Store, you should be able to re-download it from there from the Purchases tab, even though it’s no longer available for sale. (However, I never did, so I can’t confirm this.)
answered Aug 24 at 21:44
TJ Luoma
9,92533473
If you mean that you're going to upgrade to the newest version of Mac OS, the answer is that you should be OK, it should not delete Aperture, but it's always best to have a backup whenever you are doing an upgrade, just in case.
IF you bought Aperture from the Mac App Store, you should be able to re-download it from there from the Purchases tab, even though it’s no longer available for sale. (However, I never did, so I can’t confirm this.)
answered Aug 24 at 21:44
TJ Luoma
9,92533473
answered Aug 24 at 21:44
TJ Luoma
9,92533473
answered Aug 24 at 21:44
TJ Luoma
9,92533473
answered Aug 24 at 21:44
TJ Luoma
9,92533473
9,92533473
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Please let us know with an edit what version your aperture is. Aperture 2.0 might fail so we can’t guess which of the several versions you have. I put 10.13 as the latest since a year from now or a week from now, the latest changes.
– bmike♦
Aug 24 at 22:02