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*Heather* May 20th, 2008 04:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lord of the Rings (Post 317159)
Best is to put OSX in the search title. ;) Unfortunately the osx search platform in the search type does not separate them as one would hope.

Mac files will be stored as .dmg, .zip, .img ...

This is what I went by.

rkrkjonas May 20th, 2008 04:46 PM

does it have to say osx in the title?

rkrkjonas May 20th, 2008 05:19 PM

i found a program with osx and zip in its label, but when i tried to run it, the setup said .exe is it just labeled wrong or is there another way around it?

*Heather* May 21st, 2008 05:46 AM

I had the same issue and just assumed that it was labeled wrong.

Lord of the Rings May 21st, 2008 07:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by *Heather* (Post 318022)
I had the same issue and just assumed that it was labeled wrong.

Is my guess too. May well be auto spammed result giving out windows virus or something. Size is one of the important factors if you know approximately how large the file should be. ;)

alejandro June 17th, 2008 10:51 PM

dos mode
 
to open dos u need windows xp. check boot camp on mac programs then download windows. :PEACE:

mikmusic August 28th, 2009 11:25 PM

I just purchased a new imac and had them transfer all of my files from my old laptop to my new computer. I have been trying to download the OSX version of "SECOND LIFE" for days now and the same thing has been happening to me. It says that the program will not run in DOS mode. I know that I am downloading the correct file for a MAC... so does this mean that they transfered a file from my laptop that ran Windows?
This is all new to me, but this page has been very helpful. Knowing that I am not in this alone helps a lot as well.
I would appreciate any advice!
Thanks: )

Lord of the Rings August 29th, 2009 04:48 AM

I've seen that type of problem before . Unfortunately not sure what causes it. 2nd life runs find on my system. Have you tried setting up a test user account: Setting up a Test Account in OSX (click on link).

Also like happened to me recently, open disk utility from the Utilities folder, see if that particular disk image is shown. If yes, choose the lower image & choose eject. Then choose the main disk image & choose mount. That should fix your problems with luck. :)


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