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<blockquote data-quote="[waldo] Casey Williams" data-source="post: 25964" data-attributes="member: 376">Re: Preview.app: AAAAARRRGH!So are you asking someone to help a brudda out?v5.01<a href="http://67.210.127.131/waldo/preview.zip" target="_blank">http://67.210.127.131/waldo/preview.zip</a>For a great app when you need a little more functionality than preview, but not full photoshop, I really recommend graphic converter (shareware). An awesome tool.waldoEDIT:Ah, darn, I didn&#039;t read thoroughly; never mind that download! Have you tried selecting &#039;custom install&#039; and then selecting only preview? One other idea: connect an external drive and install the OS to that, then after that runs its course, just pull preview from there.I don&#039;t know if I&#039;d call it a full apple FAIL. Apple has never been about backward compatability or maintaining legacy OSes (feels odd to say that about 10.4 since it&#039;s not exactly &#039;old&#039;, but that has always been the apple way). I do feel your pain, but I&#039;ve never actually known anyone to delete an application before (and I used to maintain a graphics shop with 30 mac users). There&#039;s a first time for everything! Good luck.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="[waldo] Casey Williams, post: 25964, member: 376"] Re: Preview.app: AAAAARRRGH! So are you asking someone to help a brudda out? v5.01 [URL]http://67.210.127.131/waldo/preview.zip[/URL] For a great app when you need a little more functionality than preview, but not full photoshop, I really recommend graphic converter (shareware). An awesome tool. waldo EDIT: Ah, darn, I didn't read thoroughly; never mind that download! Have you tried selecting 'custom install' and then selecting only preview? One other idea: connect an external drive and install the OS to that, then after that runs its course, just pull preview from there. I don't know if I'd call it a full apple FAIL. Apple has never been about backward compatability or maintaining legacy OSes (feels odd to say that about 10.4 since it's not exactly 'old', but that has always been the apple way). I do feel your pain, but I've never actually known anyone to delete an application before (and I used to maintain a graphics shop with 30 mac users). There's a first time for everything! Good luck. [/QUOTE]

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