F Forkjulle macrumors regular Original poster Aug 1, 2012 211 1 May 18, 2013 #1 I'm not sure if this is normal, but while navigating through Finder, I noticed that iMovie, in my Applications folder, has a little X above it. What is this about?
I'm not sure if this is normal, but while navigating through Finder, I noticed that iMovie, in my Applications folder, has a little X above it. What is this about?
O OLDCODGER macrumors 6502a Jul 27, 2011 967 405 Lucky Country May 18, 2013 #2 Forkjulle said: I'm not sure if this is normal, but while navigating through Finder, I noticed that iMovie, in my Applications folder, has a little X above it. Image What is this about? Click to expand... What OS, and what iMovie version is installed?
Forkjulle said: I'm not sure if this is normal, but while navigating through Finder, I noticed that iMovie, in my Applications folder, has a little X above it. Image What is this about? Click to expand... What OS, and what iMovie version is installed?
Shrink macrumors G3 Feb 26, 2011 8,929 1,727 New England, USA May 18, 2013 #3 Forkjulle said: I'm not sure if this is normal, but while navigating through Finder, I noticed that iMovie, in my Applications folder, has a little X above it. Image What is this about? Click to expand... There was just a recent iMove software update. OR It doesn't like you!
Forkjulle said: I'm not sure if this is normal, but while navigating through Finder, I noticed that iMovie, in my Applications folder, has a little X above it. Image What is this about? Click to expand... There was just a recent iMove software update. OR It doesn't like you!
F Forkjulle macrumors regular Original poster Aug 1, 2012 211 1 May 18, 2013 #4 OLDCODGER said: What OS, and what iMovie version is installed? Click to expand... I have the latest Mountain Lion installed, and whatever the latest iMovie is, I guess. Basically, my Mac is up to date. Although, looking at the Applications folder now, the icon seems to be normal again.
OLDCODGER said: What OS, and what iMovie version is installed? Click to expand... I have the latest Mountain Lion installed, and whatever the latest iMovie is, I guess. Basically, my Mac is up to date. Although, looking at the Applications folder now, the icon seems to be normal again.
D dakwar macrumors 6502 Nov 2, 2010 322 17 May 18, 2013 #5 Forkjulle said: I have the latest Mountain Lion installed, and whatever the latest iMovie is, I guess. Basically, my Mac is up to date. Although, looking at the Applications folder now, the icon seems to be normal again. Click to expand... You get that behaviour when the app is updating itself. Notice the gray download progress bar near the bottom of the star too.
Forkjulle said: I have the latest Mountain Lion installed, and whatever the latest iMovie is, I guess. Basically, my Mac is up to date. Although, looking at the Applications folder now, the icon seems to be normal again. Click to expand... You get that behaviour when the app is updating itself. Notice the gray download progress bar near the bottom of the star too.
O OLDCODGER macrumors 6502a Jul 27, 2011 967 405 Lucky Country May 18, 2013 #6 dakwar said: You get that behaviour when the app is updating itself. Notice the gray download progress bar near the bottom of the star too. Click to expand... Thank you for that. Being still on SL, I have just learned something.
dakwar said: You get that behaviour when the app is updating itself. Notice the gray download progress bar near the bottom of the star too. Click to expand... Thank you for that. Being still on SL, I have just learned something.
Shrink macrumors G3 Feb 26, 2011 8,929 1,727 New England, USA May 18, 2013 #7 dakwar said: You get that behaviour when the app is updating itself. Notice the gray download progress bar near the bottom of the star too. Click to expand... Ooh...great catch! I didn't even notice the loading line!
dakwar said: You get that behaviour when the app is updating itself. Notice the gray download progress bar near the bottom of the star too. Click to expand... Ooh...great catch! I didn't even notice the loading line!