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That's all to say that you might prefer a different mechanism for setting the preferences for on a user-level, but that that's all the licensing bits are - standard OS X preferences that obey the patterns we see for Apple's own application-level preferences. This plist works as another any-user default, but if a user already has some of the same keys set in their own prefs domain, then those would need to be either removed so that those in /L/P/ take precedence, or to instead have a login script-like mechanism to set the appropriate keys in the user's domain. I deploy a plist because in the environment for which Toast gets deployed, I'm ok with requiring a logout or a reboot if necessary for the preferences to become cached. Some of the data keys may only be needed for the Blu-Ray burning plugin, which we also have as part of our license.

#Toast titanium for mac trial registration

I install:ģ) A registration pkg that installs a plist to /L/P/, which contains:

#Toast titanium for mac trial install

My install method for Toast is the following. Last step: contact Roxio and point to this thread if only to shame and publicly lambast them for profiting off your sweat.

User goes to Self Service, is warned to exit Toast, then Toast 11 is removed, and Toast 12 is installed, old Dock icon is removed, new Dock icon is added, and inventory is updated.

Test on yet another Mac because why not.

For compliance reasons, obviously, narrow scope based on entitlement.

Set Self Service item to run once per computer but don't provide a trigger.

We chose to make this a Self Service item for users to invoke.

No reboot necessary no logout necessary.

Install Toast 12 TItanium and fill existing users / fill user template.

Remove old Dock icon, add new Dock icon.

Run the above script BEFORE to remove Toast 11 Titanium.

Upload Toast 11 Titanium Dock icon.and upload Toast 12 Titanium Dock icon.

Save as DMG and answer YES when asked if you want to populate user directories with the stuff in root's home directory.

Clean up the snapshot so it looks like the below image.

Reboot and launch the apps again to be sure.

Launch DiskCatalogMaker and Live Screen Capture if those matter at all (didn't to us).

Quit/relaunch Toast 12 Titanium to be sure settings stuck.

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Go thorugh the motions to license/suppress (EULA, serial number, let it install Service, ignore stupid kext error, do not register, etc.).

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Take snapshot (sorry not a fan of Composer manifests plus you can learn more by going through the motions): bin/rm -Rfd /System/Library/Extensions/CDSDAudioCaptureSupport.kext bin/rm -Rfd /System/Library/Extensions/RoxioBluRaySupport.kext bin/rm -Rfd /Users/*/Library/Services/rvice bin/rm -Rfd /Users/*/Library/Saved Application State/.savedState bin/rm -Rfd /Users/*/Library/Preferences/Roxio.dat bin/rm -Rfd /Users/*/Library/Preferences/ bin/rm -Rfd /Users/*/Library/Preferences/.plist bin/rm -Rfd /Users/*/Library/Application Support/Spin Doctor X bin/rm -Rfd /Users/*/Library/Application Support/Roxio bin/rm -Rfd /Users/*/Library/Application Support/Mac2TiVo bin/rm -Rfd /Users/*/Library/Application Support/DiskCatalogMaker

bin/rm -Rfd /Users/*/Library/Application Support/Disc Cover 3 RE

#Toast titanium for mac trial software

bin/rm -Rfd /Users/*/Library/Application Support/BeLight Software bin/rm -Rfd /Users/*/Documents/TiVo Recordings bin/rm -Rfd /Users/*/Documents/Roxio Converted Items bin/rm -Rfd /Library/Application Support/Roxio bin/rm -Rfd /Applications/Toast 11 Titanium Test computer running 10.9.x (that's what we used)Ĭreate a removal script and upload to JSS: #!/bin/sh Toast 12 Titanium (version 12.1 won't work with 12.0) I connected remotely to share my knowledge and at the end we have a working deployment process that removes 11 and installs 12 and hits the Dock icons along the way. I can not attribute any of the following to any current/past/future Roxio engineer, but let's just say thank you very much for helping get this sorted out over a weekend.