05-28-2007, 10:44 AM
When I install CD7 it does not provide a "where to install" feature, but instead arbitrarily installes CD7 app folder in root Appplications folder. If I start up CD7 from there everything goes fine. If I move the CD7 app folder to a sub-folder within the root Applications folder, then start up CD7, I get the following error alert: Error: Folder Libraties on the path / Applications / Office/Business/Rsources /ConceptDraw 7 Professional /Libraties / is not found!!! As a result I cannot access templates or feature sets. Is their a way of moving the CD7 from its default installed location to another folder and maintian integrity of applications ability to link to the Libraries folder? (CD7 is presently installed on an Intel Core MacBook Pro running OS X 10.4.9, and maxed at 2 Gig RAMM.)