The problem is caused by Prism parsing the HTML clipboard entry that Excel creates. This is an issue when using Excel 2008 or 2011 (or OpenOffice) we did not test earlier versions.

Pasting numbers and titles from Excel or Word documents into a Prism data table may cause Prism to crash.

These issues have all been corrected in Prism 6 and 5.0f. Your security preferences are set to block installation of applications from unidentified developers'Įarlier releases of Prism 5 and Mountain Lionīelow are a list of known issues with earlier releases of Prism 5 and Mountain Lion. 'InstallPrism5.mpkg comes from an unidentified developer. If you don't select that third option, you won't be able to install or launch Prism 5. Otherwise you'll see a message about 'unidentified developer'.

To install and run Prism 5, you must select the third choice, to allow applications downloaded from anywhere to run. It presents you with three options to restrict the launching of applications: You need to go to the Security&Privacy panel of the System Preferences dialog (click the Apple in the upper left of your screen and choose System Preferences). It's objective is to protect against malicious applications from uncertified and pirated app stores, a common point of entry for malware. Prism 5 will not run (and cannot install) with the default setting of Gatekeeper. Gatekeeper is a new security feature in Mountain Lion.

If you own an earlier release of Prism 5, the update is free. The final release of GraphPad Prism 5 (5.0f) works fine with Mountain Lion. If you set Gatekeeper to only allow applications downloaded from the Mac App store, then of course Prism 6 won't run (since it is not available on the Mac App store). It's objective is to protect against malicious applications from uncertified and pirated app stores. Prism 6 includes a 'digitally signed certificate' making GraphPad an 'identified developer' and so will run with the default settings. GraphPad products and OS X 10.(X<6) Leopard, Tiger MOUNTAIN LION (OS X 10.8)Īpple released a new version of OS X, 10.8 Mountain Lion in July, 2012. GraphPad products and OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard GraphPad products and OS X 10.9 Mavericks For information on GraphPad products and other versions of OS X, please follow these links: This FAQ discusses issues with GraphPad programs and Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion.

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