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|  Before You Migrate to Leopard
A bug in Mac OS X 10.5 (“Leopard”) can prevent some older Notebooks from opening or displaying correctly on Leopard. Specifically, if you created Notebooks using NoteBook 1.0, or ran NoteBook 1.0, 1.1 or 1.2 under OS X 10.1, some of your Notebooks may be affected. Before migrating to Leopard, you can check the format of your Notebooks by opening them on your existing Mac running OS X 10.4 or earlier.
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When you open a Notebook on Tiger, NoteBook checks its file format and lets you know if it needs updating ➊. Be sure to back up your Notebooks before updating them.
NoteBook will not display a message if a Notebook does not need updating.
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If you first started using NoteBook with the 2.0 release, your Notebooks should open OK on your Mac running Leopard.
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You cannot update your Notebooks if you have already upgraded to Leopard. If you have a Notebook that does not open correctly on Leopard and you no longer have access to NoteBook on a Mac running Tiger or earlier, please visit http://www.circusponies.com/support for assistance.
You must use NoteBook 2.1 (v262) or higher to update your Notebooks. Earlier versions of NoteBook do not perform the check and cannot update your Notebooks.
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