Therefore, it might be a good idea if we turn off the "Resume" feature temporarily in order to install Silverlight. However, the "Resume" feature may be a stumbling block when it comes to installing Silverlight. The Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) and higher versions of Mac Operating Systems seem to have the feature called "Resume" which ensures that the Mac system will recall the state of applications and files just before you quit which would allow you to open them up again, and just pick up from where you left off.
Remove the plugin by Dragging any of the following into your trash bin:
Find the plugin by Navigating to your Internet Plug-Ins directory: /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/. Double-click the hard drive icon on your desktop. If the Mac User already has Silverlight installed but has problems using the Silverlight component take the following steps in Removing Silverlight plugins on Macintosh: With Silverlight 5 which doesn’t officially support Google Chrome on MacOS-X (supports it only on Windows), there is a serious issue with text input.Īlso I’d suggest using Mozilla Firefox instead of Safari. So, if you use Chrome, checkout, although those instructions applied to Silverlight 4. Firefox 3.6+ or Safari 4+ web browser (note that Safari isn’t supported on Windows since it doesn’t support plugins I think). Macintosh (Intel-based) Intel Core Duo 1.83-gigahertz (GHz) or higher processor with 512-MB of RAM. One of our ClipFlair Studio users reported on having some issue trying to install Silverlight on MacOS-X, so I gathered some related info below:įirst of all, at the Silverlight installation webpage, at the System Requirements tab, you can find the following requirements:
0 kommentar(er)
