GLW  Belay that last comment!! After trying repeatedly, the disk image which wouldn't mount previously, now mounted. (It must have noticed that I had posted a comment ;-) . Go figure!)  
(Version 3.9.3)

JORIS VERVUURT  Hello,

Thank you very much for your great review!

Best regards,

Joris Vervuurt  
(Version 5.1)

KOINGO SOFTWARE  Our apologies for the frequency of updates. We did put the program through rather extensive beta testing; however, some critical bugs slipped through 9.1.4 should be the last update for a while. Thank you for your understanding.  
(Version 9.1.3)

DOUGSTER  Hi there,

Before installing this new version of LimeWire did you delete everything associated with the previous version? Usually the 'Classic' error appears when a new version of LW detects an older version (or remnants of it) on a computer.  
(Version 5.2.2)

GLW  Dougster,

YES, that was the solution!! Thanks for that hint.

I still think that's a funny way for an installer to work, though.... Usually they will just add the new version, or possibly do an automatic replacement of the old.  
(Version 5.2.2)

DOUGSTER  Hi GLW,

Glad that worked for you! I agree.......it is unusual in the way LimeWire acts. Like you, I'd expect LW to replace the previous version of its software with the new installation.

Cheers.  
(Version 5.2.2)

MIROSLAVH  Hi all,

I'm on OSX 10.5.7

Like indicated here, I trashed all associated file, but unsuccessfuly: I obtain the right icons (coloured), but LimeWare don't starts...

I never seen this: when You update a software, usually, all process is automatic.. Here I have to use 3 different softs to find all prefs, and other possible .plist and packages, for nothing...

If I work with oldest version, a disturbing message flashes to force me to an update (if possible a payable upgrade!!!!)

Definitely I forget this sh:t and seek about another, more intelligent and less brutal product!!! Maybe I could move to the paid version, but with this method, never!  
(Version 5.2.2)

ANONYMOUS  Could you please start the console in Applications/utilities and then start ListeningSingingTeacher. After ListeningSingingTeacher has quit. Go into the console log and click reload. In the Filter field type "strange situation detected stopNumber=". Hopefully you find this message. (I should change the message to ListeningSingingTeacher ...). Could you please tell me the number? Unfortunately I do not have a G4 iMac. How much RAM do you have? Does he show the loading picture correctly with awalking thinking Felix at the bottom? If not it is probably a video card issue: Try the GeForce version.

Thank you for trying the product and reporting an error situation.

I hope to hear soon from you, maybe I can find a solution.

Felix  
(Version 1.0)

GLW  Thanks for responding so quickly! I ran the console as you suggested and the stopNumber was 256. (Before I entered the filter, Console also said that it exited with exit code 6, if that means anything significant.)

The program quit so quickly that I did not get any windows opening, so I did not see Felix at all.

BTW, my G4 iMac has 2GB of RAM

Thanks.  
(Version 1.0)

ANONYMOUS  The errorcode 256 tells me that the BundlePath is too long. This means you try to start the application from a place where the total path to the application gets longer than 255 Characters (pascal normal Strings allow only 255 Characters).

It is ok to move the application to another place, but the total pathlength should be less than 255 characters. Try to move the application on your home. You can also Rename the application to L instead of its normal name ListeningSingingTeacher (which alone uses 23 characters).

Please let me know if this helps, or tell me what restricts you to stick with a long path?

Thank you

Felix  
(Version 1.0)

GLW  I put the app at the root level of the hard drive (shortest path possible), but it still doesn't want to launch. It seems the reasons are different now; this is what I got off the console (don't know how much of it is relevant):

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM [0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208] An unhandled exception occurred at $09AD8D48 :

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM [0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208] EAccessViolation : Access violation

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM [0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208] $09AD8D48

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM [0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208] $09AA4B24

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM [0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208] $09AA6690

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM [0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208] $09A85BC0

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM [0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208] $09ABB0D0

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM [0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208] $0904BE50

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM [0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208] $0002D188

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM [0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208] $0004BFC0

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM [0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208] $00004914

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM [0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208] $3E005650

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM [0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208] $3E008B00

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM [0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208] $3E022DDC

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM [0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208] $3E022E6C

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM [0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208] $3E00FA74

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM [0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208] $3E0227E4

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM [0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208] $00006194

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM com.apple.launchd[133] ([0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208]) Exited with exit code: 217

2009-03-17 5:35:10 PM com.apple.launchd[133] ([0x0-0x22022].com.AlgorhithmsAndDatastructures.ListeningSingingTeacher[208]) Exited with exit code: 217   
(Version 1.0)

ANONYMOUS  Thank you for taking the time to send me the log. Unfortunately, there is no specific message from the application, which I could interpret. Since the start up of the application is crucial, I made a version, which sends more information to the console during the startup. With version 1.02 (only for PPC ( must be downloaded from the developer site, since I do not want to clutter the console log with debug message in the universal version) ) you should see the following messages during the start:

listening singing teacher started

listening singing teacher BundleResourcePath=/Applications/ListeningSingingTeacher.app/Contents/Resources/ AppDirectoryPath=/Applications/

listening singing teacher load esellerate ok

listening singing teacher initopenAL ok

listening singing teacher input capture device found

listening singing teacher init openGL ok

listening singing teacher openGL keyboard and mouse ok

listening singing teacher application initialisation ok

listening singing teacher entering main loop

Could you please tell me the last message you still can see?

From your log I can see that there is an access violation. If you do not use the installer to install the application, you must manually run the script in the installer. The script sets write permission for everyone for the score file and the lesson directories. This is necessary because several Users can use the application. To run the script manually, right click the installer icon in the mounted disk-image and select "Show Package Contents". and then:

--> Contents --> Resources --> Installer Items --> SetWritepermissions.txt

Copy the file to the same location where you have put the application.

You must edit the script with TextEdit and delete the line which contains "cd $1" before running it in a Terminal Window. Before running the script you must navigate (cd) to the the directory where the application is.

I have found one error, which crashes the application: If the input frequency in the Apple Utility "Audio Midi Setup" is not set to 44100 Hz the application will quit with a division by zero.

I hope we can find the problem. Thank you.  
(Version 1.0)

GLW  Thanks to a responsive effort from the NeoOffice development team, I was able to determine that the problem was due to a conflict with Default Folder. Adding NeoOffice to DF's exclude list solved the problem of not being able to save NeoOffice documents.  
(Version 2.0b3)