There is no download with the Rome to Victory module...Here's what you need

[DerKommissar 361]

Early Axis, if you will?

Excited to try it out, when I get home.

[StormDog 1]

On 12/1/2019 at 7:36 PM, Ultradave said:

Yes. This needs to get pinned somewhere:

1. Right click on the installer and select Open.   That will skip the step of authorizing it in System Preferences

2. It will begin verifying. This takes a few minutes. Wait it out. It will appear stuck when the progress bar is about 2/3 complete. It's ok. It will finish. Fix a drink or a snack 🙂

3. Depending on whether you've updated to Catalina or not you'll get a message that Apple can't verify it free of Malware. But you can click on the Open button (be careful to not just hit enter because the dialog has the Cancel button selected in blue by default.

4. Once you've done that you'll be presented with the familiar regular installer window.

 

As for why it's this way, you'd have to ask Steve for details. I have a couple of astronomy planning programs and they have similar issues. The developer of one of those has said for a niche program it's expensive and a pain to get it done and not worth it to him. That's his view. He vouches for his software.

 

Your are the "Ultra" man. Instructions were perfect.

Thanks

[bairdlander 10]

I have 3.0,4.0 and version 2.11,yet the RtV scenarios are greyed out.Please advise.

[Ultradave 379]

6 hours ago, bairdlander said:

I have 3.0,4.0 and version 2.11,yet the RtV scenarios are greyed out.Please advise.

This may be a really dumb question, you did purchase a license for R2V?  Assuming so, in the directory there is a script that says "Activate New Products - CMFI".  I'm on a Mac so I *think* it would be in the program executable folder, but I'm not sure about that. It will either be a .bat or .exe file. Run that, and you should be presented with a dialog box that you can enter your R2V serial number into, and click activate.

Apologies if all of this is stuff you already knew.

Dave