Keeping your applications in your Applications Folder is hardly a 'nonstandard place'. Few users want their applications mired in a hierarchy of folders. Most want quick, direct access within the Applications folder.
How do I want the updater to find it? The same way 99.9% of the other updaters (including the majority of Apple's apps) do it. By identifying the application, determining the version, and proceeding to update it. Setting the updater to look for a specific path is regressing to the 1990s.
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Keeping your applications in your Applications Folder is hardly a 'nonstandard place'. Few users want their applications mired in a hierarchy of folders. Most want quick, direct access within the Applications folder.How do I want the updater to find it? The same way 99.9% of the other updaters (including the majority of Apple's apps) do it. By identifying the application, determining the version, and proceeding to update it. Setting the updater to look for a specific path is regressing to the 1990s.
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Friday, April 04 2008 @ 11:38 AM PDT