[LSlugger]

I'm using OS X 10.5.2 on an Intel iMac. The last couple of times I've upgraded OmniOutliner Pro, I've gotten the following error message:

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The operation cannot be completed because you do not have sufficient privileges for "OmniOutliner Professional".

I dragged the application from the disk image to the Applications folder and got the authenticate / cancel dialog; I clicked authenticate and got the stop / replace dialog; I clicked replace and got the administrator password dialog; I entered an administrator login and password; I got the error message described above.

The last time this happened I deleted OmniOutliner\ Professional.app and installed the new version. I guess I'll have to do the same with 3.6.5.

[xiamenese]

Originally Posted by LSlugger

I'm using OS X 10.5.2 on an Intel iMac. The last couple of times I've upgraded OmniOutliner Pro, I've gotten the following error message:

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The operation cannot be completed because you do not have sufficient privileges for "OmniOutliner Professional".

I dragged the application from the disk image to the Applications folder and got the authenticate / cancel dialog; I clicked authenticate and got the stop / replace dialog; I clicked replace and got the administrator password dialog; I entered an administrator login and password; I got the error message described above.

The last time this happened I deleted OmniOutliner\ Professional.app and installed the new version. I guess I'll have to do the same with 3.6.5.

I get this or a variation of it with a number of apps. I haven't pinned down exactly what I have just been doing when it happens, but it seems to me to be a leopard issue, not an OmniOutliner issue ... I don't think I've had it with OO. I've had it with Scrivener, I've had it with Adium ... a whole range of apps.

I've found if I just redrag the app to the Applications folder or the alias, then it works as it should. Slightly irritating, but not a major issue.

Mark