Downloaded the Mac version of SpamX
Folder shows the SpamXMacintosh.bin file as a file and not a launchable application. For some reason it acts as a file to be opened by Nikon Capture.
What should I do?
Full Version: .bin file Not an application in OSX
If you double click this file, it will install to whatever folder you have it in, and you should see the SpamX application....
QUOTE (Jeff Hendrickson @ Dec 2 2004, 01:14 AM)
If you double click this file, it will install to whatever folder you have it in, and you should see the SpamX application....
Nope - double clicking just opens Nikon Capture and then says it can't read the file type.
OK disregard - I just changed the file type to Stuffit Expander and it opens like explained.
This Mac download should really be changed to be a regular .sit archive or a disk image that self mounts when downloaded. The image should contain the SpamX app and the 3 text files.
This Mac download should really be changed to be a regular .sit archive or a disk image that self mounts when downloaded. The image should contain the SpamX app and the 3 text files.
QUOTE (Guest @ Dec 2 2004, 02:01 AM)
OK disregard - I just changed the file type to Stuffit Expander and it opens like explained.
This Mac download should really be changed to be a regular .sit archive or a disk image that self mounts when downloaded. The image should contain the SpamX app and the 3 text files.
This Mac download should really be changed to be a regular .sit archive or a disk image that self mounts when downloaded. The image should contain the SpamX app and the 3 text files.
If You hold down Control while clicking on the .bin file you will get a menu with a stuffit option to remove binhex encoding, once this is done you can launch the app
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