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+ | ====== Rhinoceros was not downloaded from the App Store ====== | ||
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+ | > **NOTE:** // The following presumes you are using macOS Sierra (10.12) or later. | ||
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+ | ===== Problem ===== | ||
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+ | Depending on your System Preferences, | ||
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+ | ===== Solutions ===== | ||
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+ | There are two options for getting around this restriction: | ||
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+ | - Change your Security & Privacy preferences to allow non-App Store applications | ||
+ | - Make an " | ||
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+ | Let's cover each option in that order... | ||
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+ | **Option 1: Change your Security & Privacy preferences** | ||
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+ | Navigate to //System Preferences// | ||
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+ | If the dialog is " | ||
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+ | Now, select the App Store and identified developers option. | ||
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+ | When you attempt to launch Rhinoceros again, you will be presented with a different warning dialog that will allow you to Open Rhinoceros. | ||
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+ | ** Option 2: Make an exception** | ||
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+ | If you would prefer to not change your //Security & Privacy// settings, that is fine. You can make an exception for Rhino for Mac. To do this, you need to Open Rhinoceros is a special way the first time... | ||
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+ | Find Rhinoceros, likely either in your // | ||
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+ | Now, you will be presented with a different warning dialog that will allow you to Open Rhinoceros. | ||
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