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spin498

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Nov 24, 2010
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I have ACDSee free browser running on Lion. I installed it on Mavericks but it won't run. From some reading on the net I've discovered it is 32 bit. When I go to 'get info' there is no check box option for running it in 32 bit. I'm wondering if there is a workaround to force Mavericks to run it. Right now if I click on it in the app folder, the icon shows up on the dock for a second then disappears and nothing else happens.
 
I have ACDSee free browser running on Lion. I installed it on Mavericks but it won't run. From some reading on the net I've discovered it is 32 bit. When I go to 'get info' there is no check box option for running it in 32 bit. I'm wondering if there is a workaround to force Mavericks to run it. Right now if I click on it in the app folder, the icon shows up on the dock for a second then disappears and nothing else happens.

says this:

"Requirements: OS X 10.5-10.7. OS X Mountain Lion is not supported at this time."
which certainly suggests it won't work on mavericks either.

not sure how you can 'trick' it to work, but...someone else might have an idea...
 
I have ACDSee free browser running on Lion. I installed it on Mavericks but it won't run. From some reading on the net I've discovered it is 32 bit. When I go to 'get info' there is no check box option for running it in 32 bit. I'm wondering if there is a workaround to force Mavericks to run it. Right now if I click on it in the app folder, the icon shows up on the dock for a second then disappears and nothing else happens.

I was using ACDSee 2 until Mavericks, then struggle to no end to get it to work.
Gave up bought Pro3 now that it has lowered in price, its WORTH the price to buy,

NO update for 2 FYI...
 
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