My Logos stopped auto-updating at alpha release 12. Ever since I have had to automatically download the new versions. Anyone having the same problem? Any solutions?
Mine stopped auto-updating recently, too. Not sure what the problem is...
I was having the same problem, in that recent releases wouldn't automatically update, yet it was working a few releases ago.
I found that "Automatically download updates" updates was turned off under "Tools" > "Programme Settings", turning this back on fixed the problem. I don't remember ever having turned it off, so I'm wondering if this was put in as a default setting in one of the recent updates?
Hope this helps
I found that "Automatically download updates" updates was turned off under "Tools" > "Programme Settings", turning this back on fixed the problem. I don't remember ever having turned it off, …
Tony
I have had similar problems, and I have discovered a reason. I have one of those MagicMouse things and sometimes I make selections/changes inadvertently just because of the way my fingers move over the surface of the mouse, perhaps as I am looking at a particular tab or dialog box. Maybe that's what it is?
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I tried going to Tools>Program Settings and got no other options. In other words, nothing came up for me to be able to turn on auto updates. Am I missing something?
What version are you using? From memory the settings option was usable from A14. (may have been A13)
When clicking on "Programme Settings" a window should show up with all of the settings available
I'm using A12. The only time I get a window filled with information is when I bring up my book library. When I click on "Program Settings" a blank window comes up (just like everything else I click on).
Suggestion Number 1 - upgrade to A15
let us know if you need suggestion 2
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Mike
I'm using A12.
Dustin
You need to update to A15. This function – to set Preferences was only implemented in A14.
Thanks. This might sound like a dumb question, but how do I update to A15? It has always auto updated to this point so I'm not sure how to manually do it. Thanks in advance!
Click on the download link in the a 15 release notes posted at the top of this forum
Here's the link. http://www.logos.com/logos4mac
Click on link and it should start to download.
Every blessing
Alan
Got it, THANKS!
You'll also want to make sure you type "Set update channel to beta" in the command bar.
If your update channel is set to stable, you won't get updates as we don't publish any there.
Tom
Is that a new instruction or has it always been there?
It's always been there. The default channel on Mac is "beta" if you don't do anything, but I added this post in case someone might have changed it.
I have auto downloading on. When I turn my computer it tells me I updates to down but when I click the information I get is: No such program exist. Then it goes into an error page and that all I can do with it.
I am using Mac Logos 4. When I turn my computer on I receive an Update message: Updates for Logos Bible Software 4 are ready to be installed. WhenI click to install the updates I receive the following message. Update error. The file doesn't exist. When I click on that message I receive the following message. An error occurred while extracting the archive. Please try again.
Tony,
Thanks for answering. It is on. Each time I turn on my computer (MacBook) I get the notice that a download is ready. When I click that the response a notice tells me it doesn't have that file the next click says there is an error try later.
Alan,
I'm sending this as an update.
I am using Mac Logos 4. When I turn my computer on I receive an Update message:Updates for Logos Bible Software 4 are ready to be installed. WhenI click to install the updates I receive the following message.Update error. The file doesn't exist. When I click on that message I receive the following message.An error occurred while extracting the archive. Please try again.
I have the automatic download turned on. I have deleted Logos4 and reinstalled it.
Since Tuedays evening I have been downloading small bits of information from Logos4Mac(3).dmg one bite at a time. Each bite is from 3 minutes to one or more hours. Now I am up to Logos4(160).dmg. This has taken at least 14 to 16 hours. Is there a better way?
Thank you for your time and some advise!
glen francis
We're still working on reproducing this issue internally and I'll believe we'll be adding some logging to help us track this down when it occurs in future Alphas. In the mean time, the workaround is to manually download the latest version from:
http://www.logos.com/logos4mac
