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Every time my computer starts the message comes up and asks me if I want to run a program that I downloaded from the internet. This is a program I always want running.
MacBook Pro, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.5)
Move the application to your Applications folder. Make sure it's not a downloaded disk image, but the application itself.
Matt
Try right-clicking the App and select Open.
Sorry, I needed to clarify that this program is run through the preference pane. I guess I need to contact the software provider for support.
Yes, I understood that. After you 1st run it as right-clicking the App and selecting Open, you won't have the problem you encounter when later run at start-up
If you don't know where the App is locacted, go to ->System Preferences->Users & Groups, click the [Login Items] tab, right click the program, select Show in Finder, then right-click the App and select Open
Thank you, that helped me locate the program in the Resources folder. I was able to start the program by right-clicking and opening it.
I was able to change my security settings back from "Anywhere" to "Mac App Store and identified developers."
But I still get the message from Gatekeeper, asking if I want to run the program, every time I restart the computer or manually restart the program.
How can I modify the list of apps accepted to run on my MacBook?
