Has anyone got the message "Please move to 'Application ' Directory" even though the application is in the application directory? When I reinstall the application it works but once I exit the application and try to execute the application I get the error

Which Applications folder? The root folder or the one in your User's folder? Most applications belong in the root folder.

Macintosh HD Root folders

Applications <--

Library

System

Users

michaelfrometobcioke wrote:

I conducted a test on OS Lion (10.7.5) and the problem does not exist, the problem only happens on OS Maverick (10.9.1)

I think the automated system initially placed your question on the Tiger forum because you originally posted it on the Tiger page at http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1442.

However, some kind person has moved it to the Mavericks forum for you.

I am afraid I can't help you because I don't have Mavericks.

Good luck - I hope you find a speedy solution to the issue.

Testing in a new User will quickly tell you if the problem is system wide or if it's your User's folder that contains the problem.

CREATE A NEW USER

Go to System Preferences --> Create a New User in Accounts. Switch to the New User by logging out/in or use Fast User Switching.

Do you still see the issue?

If yes, then the problem is with your base files.

If no, then the problem is in your User's folder.

If the problem went away, try resetting permissions.

Use OS X Recovery Disk Assistant to reset Your files and folder permissions

It seems that iCMS is an iOS app only. This app is designed for both iPhone and iPad. I don't see there is a Mac version of iCMS.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/icms/id367396213?mt=8

Have you contacted them to see if they support the app in Mavericks?

Please let us know what you find. This is certainly a puzzle.

I too have the same issue. I am unable to reopen the iCMS program after its initial install. I installed and uninstalled several times. I even baffled LIVE phonse support with this issue way back in December. No fix. I hoped that Mavericks 10.9.2 would cure it, but it didn't. It worked just fine before I upgraded software to Mavericks.