Those systems had the black screens with the green pixellated onscreen fonts and was code-only.no GUI or WYSIWYG. The closest I got to programming was having to do code for old Atex typesetting machines while I was working as a graphic designer in a major newspaper marketing department (in Atlanta GA) back in the early to mid 1980s. 18 never been a 'programmer' myself.just an observer of events on that side of things.

Thanks for any other suggestions you may have on this! Another tip suggesting holding down the Option key while choosing 'Purchases' on the App Store window (near the top of the window) to also try to convert the 'installed' flag to 'Install'.that did not work either. Additional: I had looked around a bit on the web and found some tips about trying to option-click the 'Installed' button on the App Store to see if that would convert that button to an 'Install' button.that didn't work. If there is some alternate way to get hold of a shipping copy, then please let me know. So, I am still stuck in the situation where I have no copy of the shipping Affinity Designer 1.2 and (at this moment) no way to do a re-download.įor your reference, I am running the Mavericks release (version 10.9.5) of Mac OS X. I also checked the Mac App Store area for 'Check for unfinished downloads' and it said that all downloads were complete. I had hoped that this might result in the 'Installed' flag being changed on the App Store. MEB.yes, I had already tried restarting after deleting the application since I wanted to make sure that Mac OS X would update itself as to what applications were resident upon restart.

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