5Dc and tethered shooting through EOS Utility

Heya,

Quick question here: I know that with the latest update of EOS Utility doesn't support tethered shooting with the 5Dc, but is there any way to make it work? Like, could I downgrade my EOS Utility to make it work or anything? The 5D is my only camera, so I don't mind using older software.
Or, if it's not possible through EOS Utility, would it be possible through another method?

Regards,

Lightroom 4 is probably the best tool.
But it's not free.
Download the trial version and see if 5Dc is covered.

What's good with LR4 is that on the first image you shoot, you can adjust the WB or whatever. Then add the adjustments automatically in all of the following images.

Edit: You can't use it on Mac OSX Lion or Windows 64bits!

- EOS 5D, EOS 20D, and EOS 350D (Rebel XT/EOS Kiss Digital N) no longer work with tethered shooting in Mac OS 10.7 (Lion).
- Set 5D, 20D, and Digital Rebel XT (350D/Kiss Digital N) to PC Connect Mode before using.
- 5D, 1Ds Mark II, 20D, EOS 350D (Rebel XT/EOS Kiss Digital N) on Windows require a driver downloaded from Canon. This driver is not available for 64-bit versions of Windows.

ArcticShooter wrote in post #14572263
Lightroom 4 is probably the best tool.
But it's not free.
Download the trial version and see if 5Dc is covered.

What's good with LR4 is that on the first image you shoot, you can adjust the WB or whatever. Then add the adjustments automatically in all of the following images.

Edit: You can't use it on Mac OSX Lion or Windows 64bits!

- EOS 5D, EOS 20D, and EOS 350D (Rebel XT/EOS Kiss Digital N) no longer work with tethered shooting in Mac OS 10.7 (Lion).
- Set 5D, 20D, and Digital Rebel XT (350D/Kiss Digital N) to PC Connect Mode before using.
- 5D, 1Ds Mark II, 20D, EOS 350D (Rebel XT/EOS Kiss Digital N) on Windows require a driver downloaded from Canon. This driver is not available for 64-bit versions of Windows.

Oh perfect! Absolutely perfect! Now I'll just have to figure out how to shoot tethered with Lightroom instead of EOS Utility. Can't be too hard.