Stéphane Bergeron wrote:
> Frank wrote:
>
>> Sorry about that Stephane, as I meant Adobe yet typed Apple.
>> My mistake, although is can be rather confusing seeing as how Apple
>> Bonjour is a tool used by Adobe Version Cue CS3.
>
>
> No problem Frank and thanks very much for trying to help.
>
>> Could your problem be related to the bonjour printer (if you even have
>> one)?
>
>
> No I don't. The only mention of that printer I have seen is when trying
> to install the standalone Bonjour. Neither Suitcase nor Version Cue
> install that printer.
>
>> Maybe delete it and then try a reinstall.
>
>
> There's nothing to delete, it won't install. It won't install because it
> won't start and the installer rolls back. Like I said, I uninstalled
> Suitcase when I was first troubleshooting the issue and Bonjour got
> uninstalled with it. I have not been able to re-install it since because
> it won't start.
>
>> Sorry that I not coming forth with an exact answer but as I said
>> before, we don't use bonjour...it's service is disabled on all of our
>> boxes.
>
>
> I wouldn't use it either if I had a choice. As far as I can tell, both
> Extensis and Adobe use Bonjour for purposes of activation/copy
> protection. I could live without Suitcase if I really had to but it
> really is the best font manager I've tried and I would rather not. As
> for Version Cue, if that is not installed then other components in the
> Suite will not work correctly even if it's not used so I really need
> Bonjour to work...

Hummm...we use Font Navigator but truthfully, in our current usage of
Vista Ultimate, we do not have to keep switching font groups as we
do/did in Win9x/2K/XP as the number of fonts installed seems to have no
ill effect on Vista at all. We even have one Vista box with 1,600 fonts
install out of our font library of around 40,000 fonts and we can't tell
the difference between it an another Vista box with only 180 fonts
installed.

Also we've seen no ill effect in our installs of Adobe MC CS3 when
bonjour is disabled. Cue seems to be working just fine although you may
be utilizing it for purposes that we are not.

Anyway, I hope you're able to solve your problems with bonjour in the
very near future.
Sorry that I couldn't be of any real help to you.
All the best!
Frank