![]() ![]() 2014 versions and earlier will not work after summer 2015 versions of Yosemite.OSX 10.2 versions don’t work on Mavericks onwards.PowerPC versions don’t work on intel Macs.Q: I have changed my computer or upgraded to a new version of OSX /Windows and now something doesn’t work?Ī: Sadly, although Windows runs programs written years ago, every other release of OSX changes something that a breaks older programs.Īlthough we do not make our products 'time out', Apple often enforces changes which render them obsolete after a few years. If you are using an older version, contact us for different instructions. On Mac, if you are running Catalina onwards, you can use System Preferences/Language Settings, choose MacSttch as an app and tell Catalina to make it run in English. Q: The app starts in French/German/Italian.how do I make it English?Ī: The current Windows installer can install as 'English' or 'International' by selecting the correct flag on the install screen. On newer Windows 10 installs, When the SmartScreen filter dialog opens on your screen, click or tap "More info." Then ,you need to choose the ‘More options’ option, and finally you will see the option to run the application anyway. You should first test the app using a proper virus checker, and in particular the website which uses more than 60 different virus checking engines to validate software. However, it then only seems to offer you the choice of ‘Don’t Run’ or ‘Delete’. It also says ‘This program might harm your computer’ (Thats not unreasonable: Winstitch doesn’t get downloaded as much as Adobe Acrobat, to pick an example.) Sorry about that.įirst, it will report that this software is ‘not commonly downloaded’ If you have this turned on, it will try its hardest to make it difficult for you to use the download. you may need to make use of the 'Safe files' feature to allow Winstitch access to My Documents, AppData, and Temp foldersĪVG: How-to-make-exclusions-from-all-scans-and-shields Here are some links to specific virus checkers information: Most virus checkers have a method where you can exclude programs, folders, or file types from being examined in real-time in this way. Smartscreen doesn't live up to the 'smart' name, and often blocks perfectly ordinary apps 'just in case'. If you get messages about not being able to find Threads, or messages about Locking while saving files, this is nearly always due to an over eager virus checker on Windows, opening a file to check it while it is being written. Windows Strange Errors / 'Smartscreen' filter issues: Then click the lock again to save changes. In Files and Folders, grant access to Documents and Downloads To do that, open System Preferences/ Security, and choose Full Disk Access, or 'Files and Folders'Ĭlick the padlock to allow changes, and add MacStitch to the list To make it work as it normal, you just need to tell OSX to allow access to Documents etc New security measures may stop MacStitch from being able to save simple files. Mac (Catalina/Big Sur) : if you find you are unable to save or read files / constantly asked for serial number *If you have told OSX to deny access to documents folders, you will need to allow MacStitch to create files there. If you depend on MacStitch, and wish to keep the older version you have, please do NOT install Catalina or later, because OSX will delete it. ![]() MacStitch 2020 works fine with Catalina / Big Sur *, and the 2019 editions do too.Īny version of MacStitch before late 2018 was a 32bit application, and Apple have decided NOT to support these any more. Apple are now shipping OSX - 'Catalina' and 'Big Sur'
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