>Ted Parrett wrote: > >>I'm using Windows 98SE and have Logic Audio Gold v4.8 installed. >>I'm considering upgrading the operating system to Windows XP. The >>question is will Logic Audio Gold v4.8 run under XP. >> >Tod Moses responded >Yes it will I used that set up for a couple of months. Seems to me that it does have a few bugs, but the added stability of XP will make up for that. On the other hand if you are running pretty stable in 98SE you might want to just leave it be. Every system is different and you might have more trouble than I did. > >Enter At Your Own Risk, > There was a special LAWG 4.81 installer CD that was a available for a time for Windows 2000. Logic didn't support Win XP until Logic 5. I'm told the installer worked for Windows XP, but I can't comment on its stability. I have a LAWG 4.81 installer CD for Win2K, but I hesiatate to offer it because of intellectual property issues. Steve Chandler

Ted Parrett wrote: >I'm using Windows 98SE and have Logic Audio Gold v4.8 installed. >I'm considering upgrading the operating system to Windows XP. The >question is will Logic Audio Gold v4.8 run under XP. Tod Moses responded >Yes it will I used that set up for a couple of months. Seems to me that it >does have a few bugs, but the added stability of XP will make up for that. >On the other hand if you are running pretty stable in 98SE you might want to >just leave it be. Every system is different and you might have more trouble >than I did. Logic did not "officially" support XP until V5. That is true, but I know that there were a lot of people out there using 4.8 in XP with good success. As I stated earlier, not without a few bugs, however. I know that there were quite a lot of people using this combo, because I had contact with a lot of them through the LUG over XP driver issues and the usual new OS stuff. You see, I was one of those idiots that upgraded as soon as XP hit the shelves, and got to by one of the taster rats. That is why it sticks in my mind, and I must say I will never make that mistake again. As to the win 2k install disk, that will be needed if he doesn't already have it and Emagic doesn't have any more (which I doubt they do) they probably wouldn't have any problem with someone sharing the install disk. He already has a licensed copy the 2k install disk was simply an upgrade. Kind Regards, Tod