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#1 andya
When I tried to open either the Exiftool or LRTimelapse I get the message:
"“LRTimelapse 2.1.1 can’t be opened because it is from an unidentified developer".

I tried to use the Command click method as suggested by Apple but this doesn't work either.

I have the latest version of Mountain Lion v10.8.2 on a Mac Mini with 8GB RAM.

Also did a quick search on the forums but they seem to talk about different problems.
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#2 Gunther
Hmm, I never heard of another Mac User having this problem, personally I'm no Mac expert, so maybe you could google for this or perhaps one of the other Mac-users here have an idea?

Update: Here is an article describing what to do, maybe that helps: http://www.imore.com/how-open-apps-unide...ntain-lion
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#3 andya
Another thing.

In Terminal mode, when I type in "Java-version" I get "command not found".

Shame really. I think you have a great product and I hope there is a solution.
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#4 andya
OK, it's all good now thanks to your link.

I couldn't Control click (maybe because I have a PC keyboard) but just right click and open did the trick.

Sorry for the false alarm.

Looking forward to using it. http://forum.lrtimelapse.com/images/icons/smile.gif
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#5 Gunther
(2012-11-16, 14:08)andya Wrote: In Terminal mode, when I type in "Java-version" I get "command not found".
try
Code:
java -version
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