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[Sticky] How to access data on your MacOS iCloud Drive with Astro Pixel Processor

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The File Chooser panel in Astro Pixel Processor does not easily show you, how to access the data on your iCloud Drive by providing a iCloud icon (yet).

You can however still access the data, which is stored in your iCloud Drive, because the iCloud Drive is mapped to a folder in your user directory to which you can simply navigate within the File Chooser panel:

iCloud Drive :

/Users/[your username]/Library/Mobile Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs

Select iCloud Drive folder in APP on MacOS

Please let us know if you have any additional questions regarding iCloud access.

Kind regards,

Mabula


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MacOS is thinking APP is not a safe program to install. We will fix this when we switch to Java 11 later. How to solve this in the mean time: Click the Apple logo in the upper left of the menu bar of your Mac and select System Preferences -> Security & Privacy. In the General tab you can allow AstroPixelProcessor to be run.



   
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