"As CC resets the extensions in preparation for the next restart, it notifies you of any duplicate extensions and gives you the option of trashing/enabling each of these extensions, one at a time." You can use this to delete the older version of any duplicates reported. After the installation is complete, reselect your standard extension set. offered by Stephen Becker, is to use Conflict Catcher to create a minimal extension set and then run the Installer. Then manually do the required restart." Ī similar work-around.
Use the option in Conflict Catcher to delete the older versions 5. It will show you any duplicate extensions or control panels currently installed 4. Force quit the installer instead (Command-Option-Escape) 3. If the installer tells you that you have to restart the computer because it has put stuff in your system folder, don't let it restart the machine. "I have solved this problem by doing the following whenever I install any new software. In any case,various work-arounds were offered, most of which apply to any installer problem of this sort: However, Pat Ford notes that both views could be right: "The CD is confusing and in the rush to upgrade and not reading help files first, it is easy to completely reinstall Quicken, as I did and get the old extensions - instead of updating your old version, which does not install the extensions." 7) installs out-of-date extensions (especially AppleScript) or not, the consensus appears to be that it does. Regarding the "controversy" ( noted last time) as to whether Quicken 98 Deluxe Update (free to owners of Quicken v.1 - v.
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