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Canon quick menu driver download mac. Hello everyone, I am not familiar with programing, and so far no instruction was clear to me on how to open FIJI on my mac. I have OS X Yosemite 10.10.4 updated. If there is no solution, and I need to use ImageJ, is there something I can do like reinstalling? Installing ImageJ.

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> On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 12:14:33 -0400, Wayne Rasband <[hidden email]> wrote:
>>
>> This problem is fixed in the Mac version of ImageJ 1.42 now available at
>>
>> http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/download.html
>>
>> The JavaApplicationStub in ImageJ64.app/Contents/MacOS/ is now a 64-bit
>> application instead of a 32-bit universal binary. You can also fix the
>> problem by right-clicking on ImageJ64, selecting 'Show Package
>> Contents' in the drop down menu, opening Contents/MacOS, deleting
>> JavaApplicationStub, and changing the name of JavaApplicationStub64 to
>> JavaApplicationStub.
>>
>> -wayne
>>
>>
>
> Hoping to see this issue resolved I just installed Java for Mac OS X update
> 4 on one of our lab machines (Mac Mini, intel processor Mac OS 10.4.11) and
> downloaded imageJ for the Mac from http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/download.html
> When I tried to run ImageJ64 failed to start. It didn't do anything except
> briefly display the sequence of small to large icon images. I went into the
> package contents to delete JavaApplicationStub and change the name of
> JavaApplicationStub64 to
> JavaApplicationStub and only found the JavaApplicationStub.
>
> However, on my MacBook (intel, Mac OS 10.5) I opened the package contents
> found the JavaApplicationStub, JavaApplicationStub64, and
> JavaApplicationStub-2006, so I renamed JavaApplicationStub to
> JavaApplicationStub_bkp and then renamed JavaApplicationStub64 to
> JavaApplicationStub. It worked. ImageJ64 is running on my laptop and
> appears to be 64-bit according to the output of ImageJ Properties.. (found
> in the Utilities, see below for details. I also downloaded ImageJ for Mac
> today and it also works on my laptop
>
> So thanks Wayne for the pointers, now my laptop runs ImageJ64 again and I'll
> be updating our MacPro (which runs OS 10.5) to Java update 4 now, but there
> is still something awry with Mac OS 10.4, Java for Mac update 4, and ImageJ.
>
>
>
> ImageJ Properties
>
> Java properties applets can read:
> java.version: 1.6.0_13
> java.vendor: Apple Inc.
> mrj.version: 1050.1.6.0_13-211
> os.name: Mac OS X
> os.version: 10.5.7
> os.arch: x86_64
> file.separator: /
> path.separator: :
> line.separator: <lf>
>
> Java properties only applications can read:
> user.name: willashby
> user.home: /Users/willashby
> user.dir: /Applications/ImageJ
> user.country: US
> file.encoding: MacRoman
> java.home: /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.6.0/Home
> java.class.path: /Applications/ImageJ/ImageJ64.app/./ij.jar
> java.ext.dirs:
> /Users/willashby/Library/Java/Extensions:/Library/Java/Extensions:/System/Libr
> ary/Java/Extensions:/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.6.0
> /Home/lib/ext
> java.io.tmpdir: /var/folders/5z/5zbS4BB+GoqXO7wQJ1-TVU+++TI/-Tmp-/
>
> Other properties:
> IJ.getVersion: 1.42q
> IJ.isJava2: true
> IJ.isJava15: true
> IJ.isJava16: true
> IJ.isLinux: false
> IJ.isMacintosh: true
> IJ.isMacOSX: true
> IJ.isWindows: false
> IJ.isVista: false
> IJ.is64Bit: true
> Menus.getPlugInsPath: /Applications/ImageJ/plugins/
> Menus.getMacrosPath: /Applications/ImageJ/macros/
> Prefs.getHomeDir: /Applications/ImageJ
> Prefs.getThreads: 2 (2 cores)
> Prefs.open100Percent: false
> Prefs.blackBackground: true
> Prefs.useJFileChooser: false
> Prefs.weightedColor: false
> Prefs.blackCanvas: false
> Prefs.pointAutoMeasure: false
> Prefs.pointAutoNextSlice: false
> Prefs.requireControlKey: false
> Prefs.useInvertingLut: false
> Prefs.antialiasedTools: true
> Prefs.useInvertingLut: false
> Prefs.intelByteOrder: false
> Prefs.doubleBuffer: false
> Prefs.noPointLabels: false
> Prefs.disableUndo: false
> Prefs dir: /Users/willashby/Library/Preferences
> Current dir: /Users/willashby/Desktop/20090624_1745/CTL/
> Sample images dir: http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/images/
> Screen size: 1280x800
> Memory in use: 3358K of 1280MB (<1%)
>
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  • OS X Installation To install ImageJ, download the Mac OS X.tar.gz file and double-click on it to extract the 'ImageJ (OS X)' folder. To run ImageJ, open this folder and double-click on the ImageJ icon. Note: Apple has a lot more work to do with OS X Java. ImageJ runs more reliably and a lot faster in the Classic environment using OS 9.1 Java.
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