I have an unregistered version. I made a screensaver from photos in both Windows and Mac versions. All looks fine, but when I tried to do a test install on my Mac computer I get this error message and it won’t continue:
utils.FixPlistForSaverBundle f=nil or not exists
I have no idea how to fix this. I’d like to buy it, but not if it doesn’t work.
What OS are you running on?
What Antivirus software do you have running? Have you tried disabling it?
What version of iScreensaver are you using (Designer or Personal, and the exact 4 digit version number)?
Please email us a copy of the Log window showing the error:
Open the screensaver installer
From the Windows menu, choose “Debug Log”, then click “Show All”.
Click the Install button and try to install the screensaver.
When the error(s) show up:
Click onto the log window, choose “Select All” from the Edit menu, then paste the results into an email and send it to us here : support (at) iscreensaver dot com.
I’d like to include the screen shot of the error message, but I can’t attach anything here. Just a weird thing, though, I closed my computer and the program and moved locations and opened it up again to try one more time. It worked. Then I made another one and tried it, and got the same error message. I have no idea what changed to make it work the one time and now not work again.
That log you sent is from the iScreensaver Designer program (the editor software). We actually need you to send us the log for the Screensaver Installer itself. Can you do that? Please read the instructions again and follow them carefully.
Thanks, and I apologize for misleading you on the location of the Log window command.
It’s still looking to me like this may be an antivirus software malfunction - can you provide some details on what software you use (name + version number) and try uninstalling it to see if that fixes the problem?
OK, I uninstalled anti-virus and restarted the computer. It seems to work now, but want to try a new one before verifying this. If it’s really the anti-virus, then I’ll have to make sure I tell people who try to install it.
I have two more questions:
If I buy the program, will the small box in the bottom left corner of the screen with the photo file names disappear? It’s right over top of the logo and really ugly. Also, is there any control over the screensaver like length of time a photo is on screen, the zoom in and out, etc.?
I work for a non-profit, but I want to use this screensaver as part of a Christmas thing for people who want to donate - a thank you, as well as to remind people to donate if they have the screensaver . I’m assuming this fits into your rules for non-profits. If not, let me know.
I asked this question yesterday: “If I buy the program, will the small box in the bottom left corner of the screen with the photo file names disappear? It’s right over top of the logo and really ugly.” (see above). You answered yes. I bought the program. It is still there, right over top my logo. Not only does it ruin the look of the screensaver, it’s RIGHT OVER MY LOGO. For me to move the logo on every single photo would not only take me hours of work, it will look bad, and I would not have bought this program if you had told me. I’m very very unhappy. A complete waste of money. I bought the non-profit version.