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I was at a holiday party recently and listened to my friend tell her woe-is-me story about how she wasted half her Saturday morning trying to print address labels for her holiday cards. I understand that 32-bit apps on a system may cause issues with the Catalina update and therefore wish to be prepared! I have completely deleted iDVD and iWeb since they cannot be used any longer. There are also a number of 32-bit Adobe files on my system too, which I will contact Adobe about.: Create Microsoft Word Labels How To Create Microsoft Word Labels Using Free Avery Label Download
My question is, will I just be able to update my system to Catalina and update all of these apps afterwards without a problem? Will the apps just update as normal or will I be left with the ‘old’ versions on my machine as well as the ‘new’ versions? Would I be able to delete the old version in that case?Īlternatively, is it better to completely remove them all before I update to Catalina and download them again from the App Store afterwards? (I only have Pages and Numbers documents to consider, which are saved to my iPad anyway). I have used ‘Go64’ to scan my system for 32-bit apps/files and I’m in the process of updating or deleting those that I can. Unfortunately I have the old iWork ‘09 apps - Pages, Numbers and Keynote, and old versions of Garageband and iMovie too, all of which were migrated across from the old iMac! I cannot update these apps from the App Store, since they now require Catalina to update!
Preparing 32-bit Apps for macOS Catalina I have recently migrated from an old iMac (2011) to a newer iMac (2017) with macOS Mojave 10.14.6 and I am now preparing to update to macOS Catalina.
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