OBSCURE PATCH WINDOWS 7 .EXE
Trash (recycle) your old application and its "XXX Libs" folder and then move the contents of the "exe (application) files in the same folder, if you follow these directions, you should end up with each application within its own folder. This will delete the original "XXX- decompressed" folder, but your copy should still be present. Now go back to the application and choose "Cancel". Copy and paste the folder (i.e., select the folder, choose Copy, then Paste)-this should make a copy of the new application. You should see a folder in the same folder as the application named ""XXX- decompressed" where XXX is the application name. A workaround is after the update has downloaded (after you press "Install Update" in the big window), once the "Quit and Install" button appears, go to Windows Explorer. It appears the main issue is in copying over the files into the "XXX Libs" folder, where XXX is the name of the program. Trying a second time (so putting the v2.0 software back on the hard drive and relaunching it) sometimes works. But sometimes the update really does fail with obscure runtime errors. Sometimes you'll even get a message that the update failed when in fact it did not (look at the "About" window to see what version you now have).
OBSCURE PATCH WINDOWS 7 INSTALL
If you get the message that the new version is installed, all is well (even if another message says it failed that is the install script trying to restart the old version).
Important 2020 Upgrade Note: For Windows users, the updater sometimes fails with errors after you exit the screen listing the changes in the new version of the code (after you press "Quit and Install"). Some FAQs also lists some changes for updated versions of applications) View the help topics for the software (includes
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