asiajason 2 Posted October 7, 2012 Share Posted October 7, 2012 Really. Skitch told me I had an update (1.09, to ver 2.) and I did. When it loaded, it said I couldn't run it on 10.6.8. So I went a searching....---------------------------------------------Go to skitch.comGo to the bottom. Click FAQ.Broken------------------------------------And thats not all....trying to find a solution to my problem.... ran into another broken link!Go to http://support.evernote.comGo to the bottom. Click FORUMBroken. (https instead it should be http)Mac OS X 10.6.8,Safari 5.1.7 AND Chrome v22 = Not a problem on my end.Cmon guys... get your basics together. Long time happy user of both. Not tonight I'm not happy though. Link to comment
spg SCOTT 736 Posted October 7, 2012 Share Posted October 7, 2012 Hi,Links:Skitch -> FAQ - Yes, I see the same. I guess this page was lost in the migration or a move around on the Evernote website.Support -> Forum - Again, I see the same. I believe that this is an old link/page though. If you browser through the Evernote website to the support page, you end up here: http://evernote.com/contact/support/This has a correct link.How did you get to your version of the support page? Your issue with skitch.I can't find any info about minimum requirements. There may be, not sure.You can find a download link to an older version on the skitch page though if necessary:https://evernote.com/skitch/Scott Link to comment
asiajason 2 Posted October 7, 2012 Author Share Posted October 7, 2012 How did you get to your version of the support page?I went to skitch.com, clicked "support" at the bottom. That brought me to a evernote support page. Clicked "forums" at bottom.I can't find any info about minimum requirements. There may be, not sure.You can find a download link to an older version on the skitch page though if necessary:https://evernote.com/skitch/Yes, there is. And thats where they dropped the ball major time. Allowing it to update to a version that doesn't work is not acceptable. 10.7 is required for the newest version on the app store, so it correctly doesn't show in the "updates" section.But when I clicked "check for update" from within the app, it happily updated, which broke my copy. Link to comment
asiajason 2 Posted October 7, 2012 Author Share Posted October 7, 2012 But when I clicked "check for update" from within the app, it happily updated, which broke my copy.I just downloaded the previous version (1.0x) which is now 1.12, and it doesn't allow updating within the app. But for those on previous versions, *don't update from within the app* Link to comment
spg SCOTT 736 Posted October 7, 2012 Share Posted October 7, 2012 I went to skitch.com, clicked "support" at the bottom. That brought me to a evernote support page. Clicked "forums" at bottom.Ok, so that page should be updated to show the correct (new) link. I guess the older pages should be updated to show the correct link to the forum as well, since they are still reachable.I can't find any info about minimum requirements. There may be, not sure.You can find a download link to an older version on the skitch page though if necessary:https://evernote.com/skitch/Yes, there is. And thats where they dropped the ball major time. Allowing it to update to a version that doesn't work is not acceptable. 10.7 is required for the newest version on the app store, so it correctly doesn't show in the "updates" section.But when I clicked "check for update" from within the app, it happily updated, which broke my copy.I am not familiar with how the mac deals with app updates etc. so I can't really comment on that issue, other than to say that, yes there should be a better handling of version compatibility.ScottEDIT: So 1.09 allowed you to update to an incompatable version, but 1.12 doesn't?That is useful information. I hope Evernote find a way to avoid this somehow. Link to comment
asiajason 2 Posted October 11, 2012 Author Share Posted October 11, 2012 EDIT: So 1.09 allowed you to update to an incompatable version, but 1.12 doesn't?That is useful information. I hope Evernote find a way to avoid this somehow.Yes, that is correct. Link to comment
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