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Jan 19, 2021 11:31 AM UTC
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XD updates compatibility

I am using a desktop and a laptop.  The latter is newer than the former.  The former will not upgrade to MacOS 14.  But your automatic upgrade of XD has meant that I cannot work with my documents on both machines.  I spent a bunch of time working on something on my laptop which I now need to open on my desktop.  Are there any workarounds or ways of doing it?

I would happily roll back the upgrade on my laptop rather than be forced to replace a very good desktop (powerful but old) prematurely.  Any suggestions?

 

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    Kenneth Kawamoto
    Kenneth KawamotoCorrect answer
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    Jan 19, 2021 12:25 PM UTC

    Either (A) install Mojave on your desktop machine, or (B) install an old version of XD on your laptop.

    (A) If you search you'll find if your machine is supported by the installer patch (do this at your own risk).

    (B) Not sure if there's an old XD installer exists. Can you restore from Time Machine?

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    Kenneth Kawamoto
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    Kenneth KawamotoCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    Jan 19, 2021 12:25 PM UTC

    Either (A) install Mojave on your desktop machine, or (B) install an old version of XD on your laptop.

    (A) If you search you'll find if your machine is supported by the installer patch (do this at your own risk).

    (B) Not sure if there's an old XD installer exists. Can you restore from Time Machine?

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      Anonymous
      Jan 19, 2021 11:49 AM UTC

      Moving thread to the Adobe XD forum from Using the Community

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