Mindview - Version 7.0 crashing on Mac OS 10.15

Mindview - Version 7.0 crashing on Mac OS 10.15

Problem

When attempting to launch Mindview 7.0 on Mac OS 10.15 you receive a crash message shown below:



Applies to

  1. Mindview 7.0 (Mac)

Reslution

A service pack update has been made available which will fix the issue. Download from the link below and then drag the new Mindview icon into your “Applications” folder to update your installed copy.

  1. Please click the link to download the update:  
    MindView 7.0 update (Mac)
  2. Then ensure tha Mindview is not currently running.
  3. Open the DMG image file.
  4. Then dragon the Mindview update into the Applications folder and confirm overwrite. 

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