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Dear All -
I am running High Sierra 10.13.6 on my MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2014) and have Adobe Creative Suite 5.5 (all other programmes working perfectly) from which I run Adobe Audition 4.0.
Audition worked perfectly until a recent iTunes update and now it crashes. I have reinstalled it but still get the same result. These are the notes from Apple:
Has anyone any suggestions how I can get the programme running again? I use it for my work and would be very grateful for suggestions. Thanks for your help in anticipation.
Martin G
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That shouldn't happen with High Sierra. It's the last Apple OS that would support 32-bit apps, but in the back of my mind I seem to recall that they released an update that screwed it so it wouldn't - which is exactly what your error messages are indicating. There were a lot of complaints about it, and they 'reluctantly' released a patch correcting this, I believe. Can't find it though (I don't need it, as I don't run a Mac), but there has been at least one more thread about this, if you search. Failing that, get on to Apple and ask them.
But don't be under any illusions; Apple really are out to shaft you in the long run over any 32-bit apps in a way that Microsoft simply aren't going to. MS let you run a 32-bit emulation invisibly in W10, so all prior versions continue to run.