If you have just updated your MacOS - please see this article.
How to resolve invalid license error with Babylon for Mac:
- Removing 'Babylon Activation' from Accessibility window:
- Click on the apple icon on the Menu bar (on the left corner of the window).
- Choose 'System Preferences'.
- Follow the path by clicking on: 'Security and Privacy' -> 'Privacy' -> 'Accessibility'.
Security & Privacy window will be shown:
(apps in the right list might differ from one computer to another) - Click on the Lock sign at the bottom of the window and type the password of your Mac.
The lock will open. - Mark 'Babylon Activation'.
- Click on the '-' sign that appears under the list.
('Babylon Activation' will disappear)
- Click on the apple icon on the Menu bar (on the left corner of the window).
- Uninstall Babylon
- Open Babylon.
- Click on 'Babylon' on its menu bar.
- Click on 'Uninstall Babylon…'
- Confirm the uninstall.
- Enter your Mac password on confirmation.
- Open Babylon.
- Install Babylon
Click here to download and run Babylon installation.
* If you get a message that the setup file can't be opened - follow the instruction here to open it. - Enter your License Code (for Babylon):
Enter your License details in the license window that is shown on the screen, or make it show by doing the following:- Open Babylon.
- Click on Babylon on the menu bar and choose 'Licenses'.
- Enter the license and click on 'Register'.
- Open Babylon.
- Add 'Babylon activation' to Accessibility Window
- Click on the apple icon on the Menu bar (on the left corner of the window).
- Choose 'System Preferences'.
- Follow the path by clicking on: 'Security and Privacy' -> 'Privacy' -> 'Accessibility'.
Security & Privacy window will be shown:
(apps in the right list might differ from one computer to another) - Click on the '+' sign that appear under the list.
(if next window is not shown – choose 'Get more Applications') - Locate 'Babylon Activation' on your computer:
- look for hard disk icon named HD on the left bar of the window, under 'Devices' section.
(or Macintosh HD or so). - follow the path by clicking on: 'HD' -> 'Library' -> 'Application Support' -> 'Babylon' -> 'Babylon Activation' and then click on 'open'.
- 'Babylon Activation' will be added to the list of the activated programs in Accessibility window.
- Click on the Lock sign to lock accessibility and the Babylon icon will appear on task bar.
Once done, you should see 'Babylon Activation' with a checked box to its left.
- look for hard disk icon named HD on the left bar of the window, under 'Devices' section.
- Click on the apple icon on the Menu bar (on the left corner of the window).
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In case that HD isn't displayed under 'Devices' section in the list while trying to locate 'Babylon activation' follow these steps before locating the module:
- Open the Finder on menu bar.
- Click on 'Preferences'
- Check 'Hard disks' under 'Show these items on the desktop'
- On same window click on 'Sidebar' and mark 'Hard Disks'.
- Go back to - 'Locate 'Babylon Activation' on your computer' above.