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dadders6

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I'm still using the "last of the Intels" iMac, Ventura 13.7. I have a Star Trek screen saver promotional, from the 2009 reboot. I'm just curious what it looks like. The app is (presumably) 32 bit and older, like my Mac. I'm curious why I get an error when trying to open it. #32Bit #STarTrek
 

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macOS 10.15 and newer, including 11-15, 26, etc. do not support 32-bit intel at all, even if the CPU is still an intel.

You'll need to use a Mac running 10.14 or earlier to run a 32-bit program. Your Mac is not 32-bit, it is Intel 64-bit. There was only a single generation of 32-bit Intel Macs, around 2006-2007.
 
Run in Terminal
Code:
file ~/Pictures/Star\ Trek\ wrist\ band\ USB/ScreenSaver_STAR_TREK_MAC/Install_STAR_TREK_ScreenSaver.app/Contents/MacOS/Installer

to see what architectures are supported
 
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