| "Change My image 1.0.5e Updater for Macintosh" fixes a problem with OS 10.3 in which the program would crash when the Export button was clicked or "Export" was selected from the "File" menu. |
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- 1.0.5e
- fixes a problem with OS 10.3 in which the program would crash when the Export button was clicked or "Export" was selected from the "File" menu.
- 1.0.4e
- Japanese characters would appear in the System and Apple menus in OS X with some systems. This problem has been fixed with version 1.0.4e.
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| Versions That Need To Be Updated |
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| Version 1.0.4e and all earlier versions. OS 9 users do not need to update their software. |
| Hardware and Software Requirements |
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| Uncompressing and Installation |
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- After downloading, double click on the file "cmi105e_updater.smi".
- The disk image will be mounted on your desktop.
- Double click on the disk image to open it, and follow the instructions in the file named "Instructions" to install your software.
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| Downloading |
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If you encounter an error when downloading, please see "Information Regarding Dowloading" for further advice. |
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Change My image 1.0.5e Updater for Macintosh |
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FTP Download : cmi105e_updater.smi.bin |
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Size : 386,560 Bytes (374.5 KB) / 56K modem : 56 Secs |
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| Software Licence and Warranty |
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| As for version 1.0.3. |
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| Errors due to line overload |
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| If when you open your downloaded disk image (.smi or .dmg) or self-expanding file (.sea or .exe) you get an error message, this usually means that the data has not been completely downloaded. The most likely cause is a problem with the connection to the server during download. Try downloading one more time. |
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| FTP Server Overload |
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| If you get an error message when trying to download, or get a dialog requesting a password this probably means that the FTP server is overloaded by too many people trying to download at the same time. If this happens it is best to wait a while and then try again later. |
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| Attention Mac OS 10.2 Users |
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| If you have trouble downloading make sure your Firewall is turned off. It may interfere with downloading files. |
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