On Aug 30, 2013, at 2:44 PM, Catherine Turner
wrote:
> In the applications folder there is a Skype disk image. Does this
> mean it's installed? Or do I need to do something else with that disk
> image?
What you need to do is copy the app in side the image in to the apps folder.
then remove t
Hi Georgina,
You may be correct in thinking Skype isn't installed correctly as I
must admit I still find installing apps a bit confusing.
In the applications folder there is a Skype disk image. Does this
mean it's installed? Or do I need to do something else with that disk
image?
THanks,
Cathe
Yes terminal is very accessible. I use it all the time for what I have to do.
Tc.
On Aug 23, 2013, at 12:26 PM, Catherine Turner
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Ah, well after doing a bit of googling I find that others have
> experienced this problem with Skype too, and a solution someone has
> written about
Hello,
I'm guessing that skype isn't installed correctly. i.e. Is it installed into
the /Applications directory.
Gena
> Hmm. that should only appear once. I don't know why it is appearing every
> time you launch skype. I think what you are experiencing is gatek keeper
> which allows only certa
Hi,
Ah, well after doing a bit of googling I find that others have
experienced this problem with Skype too, and a solution someone has
written about involves doing some stuff in Terminal, I think basically
switching off that warning just for that app. Has anyone used
Terminal and is it accessible
Hmm. that should only appear once. I don't know why it is appearing every time
you launch skype. I think what you are experiencing is gatek keeper which
allows only certain types of apps to open automatically with out warning you. I
would leave that on for your safety, but normally you only rece
It should only display that Once… Weird. I should also say that it may take
longer for your computer to start up, depending on how many Things you have
said to start at login. Also… It may help to go to users and groups and set it
up in there. This can be found in system preferences.
Sent from
Hi,
I have an app (Skype) which I'd like to start automatically when my
Macbook boots up. I selected the "open at login" option from its
shortcut menu in dock, but it never opens automatically. I wonder if
this is connected to the fact that every time I start Skype I get a
warning saying this ap
