>Make sure you do not have another copy of the application on your system.
And here is the issue I have with appstore: How do I tell which app will be updated? Standard "safety" procedure is to have a different partition for different OS's, right? So I've got one partition with OS X 10.9.5, a second partition with a copy of 10.9.5 that is ready to try a 10.10 update, another partition that has the 10.7.5 data that I used to migrate from (and I'm looking for a way to set up a virtual machine to run 10.7.5 in the future because at least two programs that I use won't work in 10.10 without buying an update, and I hate 10.9.5). But in general: I've got multiple copies of XCode, which wants an update. I've got multiple copies of some programs that I've gotten from the appstore. At no time do I ever see a way to specify "which disk to install on", or "where do you want to install this program", or "Drag this into appliations" anymore -- everything is now "smarter" than me, but assumes only one OS will be installed on the computer, and that anything, anywhere, is valid for use no matter if it's in a .dmg that wasn't mounted and contains some really OLD stuff that should not be used anymore, kept for reference as an old computer image, but still shows up on a right click and "open with xxx". Sigh. How do I manage app store updates when there is more than one copy of the app on the system, and I want to update the one that is associated with this OS, on this root partition, and not the one on some other partition or disk image? --- Entertaining minecraft videos http://YouTube.com/keybounce _______________________________________________ MacOSX-talk mailing list [email protected] http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/listinfo/macosx-talk
