On a 2003 machine, aren't you able to launch Classic and install the original FCP version, then launch the machine in OS X and install FCP 3...I was told by an Apple store employee that this was what to do in the case of upgrade disks. As long as the OS X finder sees the preferences in the Classic system folder, you should be able to install the upgrade. on 3/3/03 8:30 AM, sb at videovideo at mac.com wrote: > Besides calling Apple and getting the replacement FCP3 install CD (for free, > since you purchased a new machine), you can install FCP3 on your new machine > right away: > > If you have access to an older computer with FCP in OS9 already on it, you > can connect the two computers via firewire (new machine in FW disk mode) and > then install the FCP 3 in OSX upgrade on your new machine that way. And, > don't forget to run the 3.0.4 updater too. > > > hth, > > sb > > > On 3/3/03 12:19 AM, "Hans de Bijl" <hansdebijl at wanadoo.nl> wrote: > >> Hi listas, >> >> The new 17 inch iMac doesn't support OS9 anymore. That fine with me but >> I have an FCP3 update. >> I need to install FCP1 or 2 first to update it to FCP3. >> >> Classic doesn't support FCP1 or FCP2 so what must I do. >> >> Anyone with this problem?? >> >> Regards >> Hans de Bijl >> >> >> >