damaged file

$newArticleNode = $this->createLogoNode("1","Damaged File","14195","","1353195927","1468884089","1468884089","1353195927","damaged_file","<div class=\"field-name-field-font-notes\">This page is obsolete. BikeCAD for Mac is now code signed and should not encounter any obstruction from Apple's Gatekeeper feature.</div> <p>If you see a warning like the one below when downloading the <a href=\"https://www.bikecad.ca/installing_on_a_mac\">Mac</a> version of <a href=\"https://www.bikecad.ca/bikecadpro\">BikeCAD Pro</a>, do not be alarmed. The file is not damaged. Apple's Mountain Lion operating system (OS X version 10.8) makes this sweeping statement about any app that was not downloaded from a very limited list of sites. To get around this, go to your Mac menu at the top left side of the screen. Choose <em>System Preference >> Security & Privacy</em> and then <em>\"unlock\"</em> this window. Under <em>\"Allow applications downloaded from:\"</em> choose either <em>Anywhere</em>.</p><p><img title=\"Damaged file on Mac\" src=\"https://www.bikecad.ca/faqFiles/damaged_file.png\" alt=\"Damaged file on Mac\" width=\"800\" height=\"312\" /></p><p>Once you've installed BikeCAD as described <a title=\"Installing on a Mac\" href=\"https://www.bikecad.ca/installing_on_a_mac\">here</a>, and launched the program once, you can restore your security settings to the previous values.</p>","","1","0","1","0","bcurry");

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