mac itunes keeps opening
Why can not I open Safari 4.0 Leopard on my Mac OS X version 10.5.8?
I have a notice to update my iTunes to iTunes 9, but needed Safari 4 for work, so I update my safari to that version. but now when I click the Safari icon that says "This version of Safari is too new to work for this version of Mac OS X. "I tried to go to the Finder and start from there, but got the same message. However, when I went to software updates and click on the link to tell me more about the update, Internet access and I could browse web pages, etc, but I do not have to keep this open Safari way. I prefer to click the shortcut. How can I fix my web browser? i Thot my version of Mac Leopard was it would be compatible. Is there a way you can uninstall Safari 4 and return to a previous version?
A song by The Kinks-old: "You really got me now." Why you need any special version of Safari to use iTunes? I think there are two ongoing updates and are not at all related. You do not need OS 10.5 using Safari 4. These requirements are: # * Snow Leopard System Requirements Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.1 or later # * System requirements Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.8 Leopard Tiger # * System requirements Mac OS X Tiger 10.4.11 and Security Update 2009-002 or later * Cover Flow Top Sites and require a video card compatible with Quartz Extreme. Now, about your problem: Are you trying to do a play icon in the Dock, a desktop icon? Trash any aliases that will not work. If an icon in the Dock, drag out of the Dock. Do you have a theme for the application in Safari in the Applications folder? The size of the fee should be 48-50MB. Double-click it to open. If does not open, go to yourhomefolder / Library. Look for a folder called "Safari". Change the name to "Safari of age." Try opening the Safari application. If still not open, trash Safari and download a fresh application via FTP (if you know how) or Firefox (if you have already), or use another computer to download it. The link is as follows. If the new copy of Safari will not open, run Disk Utility to check the hard disk. If Disk Utility startup problems OS X installation DVD and use Disk Utility to repair the hard drive.
