Haven't tried it yet, for purely technical reasons - the procrastinamagatorthingie is still installed. Off the top of my head, I'd guess they tried to make it an install-anywhere-be-it-9-or-X installer, but forgot to check the "don't be an inflexible idiot" box. Do you have 9 installed on the drive on which you are attempting to install? And yes, I'm surprised - I don't recall any problems w/ the 2001 edition, which was also X native. -- Scott On Monday, January 27, 2003, at 03:36 PM, Michael Grant wrote: > Has anyone succeeded in installing Tax Cut for 2002 on OS X? On my > system > the installer fails with message "This installation requires a System > Folder > on the destination drive. The installation has been canceled." > Followed by > another message: "An error occurred that prevented the installation > from > completing." And sure enough, there's no sign of the 1000-odd files the > installer said it was installing. Is this idiotic or what? Did anyone > actually test this on OS X before putting the nifty little "Built for > Mac OS > X" logo on the box? Am I going to have to install the damned thing from > Classic, or (yuck) boot into 9? > > Michael