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High sierra - trying to use new beta but won't launch
I upgraded to High Sierra last weekend. It's been pretty table on my laptop over the last week so wanted to run a new backup in SuperDuper today. It wasn't seeing my source drive so did some searching, found you guys released a new 3.x beta so downloaded that, put it in the Applications folder and launched it. This is where things get weird.
I get an error message that says it's being launched from a disk image and would I like to put it in the Applications folder? Well, it's already there, I already ejected the disk image, but sure, why not. So it does whatever it does, SuperDuper is still sitting in the Applications folder but now when I double click it, nothing happens. So, I'm stuck. Any ideas? |
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Run it from the download and have it install itself. That should resolve the problem.
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--Dave Nanian |
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woohoo, that did it!
kinda weird, do what the error message was telling me I did but didn't actually do, and that fixes it. Not sure how that worked, but I'll take it. Thanks for the quick response. LONG time user, love this app. |
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