Although it only seems to do this on my MacBook, but not on my iMac.
TODOLICIOUS INSTALL
Once you have settled on a purchase you just click the button and the app icon will fly down to your dock. You can even install multiple apps, but they will be downloaded one after the other showing a progress bar underneath them on the dock. This is a wise design choice because it prevents iTunes getting even more cluttered. Purchasing apps on the Mac App Store is just like you know it from iTunes, only that it’s in a standalone app. Also we imagine that this is only a brief period because in a couple of month the Mac App Store will be the standard method of distribution on Macs. Apple did not make their 30% on the app outside of the app store. Nor is it likely that this will ever be available. Unfortunately there is no mechanism yet to transfer an existing license into the app store. This way you can make room for them and allow the App Store to be the master of all updates in the future. Also I found that Evernote did in fact install over the previous copy in Applications.įortunately you can deinstall apps on Macs as easy as dragging them from Applications to the Trash. Evernote would happily install itself a second time whereas the iWork apps would refuse to do so. The iWork apps won’t let you install them if you already have copies sitting in your Applications folder. My first few installs where actually deinstalls.
What do I do with apps that are already installed? Hours later … one reboot and after logging in you will notice a new app store icon sitting on your dock. Thankfully I still had the OSX BETA DMG in my downloads folder.Īfter having run the Revisioner10H542Client.pkg you start Software Update and it will show you the 10.6.6 Update. To revert the internal numbering to an earlier number you have to run the revisioner package. If you already had installed the 10.6.6 BETA from the Apple Developer site then Software Update does not think you need the new version.
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