Joost Van kerkhoven

I will be upgrading in the future, but for now I have still some critical stuff running in Max7. If I buy the upgrade-license, can I still run stuff in Max7 with that upgraded license? So I can gradually migrate projects from one to the other?

I will be upgrading in the future, but for now I have still some critical stuff running in Max7. If I buy the upgrade-license, can I still run stuff in Max7 with that upgraded license? So I can gradually migrate projects from one to the other?
Thanks for the info!
Joost

Hi guys,
I will be upgrading in the future, but for now I have still some critical stuff running in Max7. If I buy the upgrade-license, can 

max-8-along-7

"On Windows: Installing Max 8 or greater will not affect installations of Max 7.3.5 (and lower). However, it 

 overwrite any currently installed versions of Max that are 8 or greater.

On Mac: Both Max 7 and Max 8 show up as “Max” in your applications folder. This means if you have Max 7 installed and go to install Max 8, you will be asked if you want to write over the previous version. If you want both installed, change the name of Max 7 application from “Max” to “Max 7”."

"On Windows: Installing Max 8 or greater will not affect installations of Max 7.3.5 (and lower). However, it will overwrite any currently installed versions of Max that are 8 or greater.

So my M8-license will work for both apps? I know technically it's possible, I'm just concerned that I would not be able to save stuff anymore in the M7-app... Can someone plz confirm?

I'm planning to work in M7 for a critical project, whilst starting up new ones in M8... That's why it's important that I'd be able to save stuff in both...

Yes, a Max 8 license also authorises Max 7

Max 8 along 7