We have to use NVivo Server to enable NVivo to work.
This is for technical reasons to do with the way that software is installed and managed on all of our Open Access PCs. Our Open Access computers only let you save your NVivo projects on our server - you cannot store them on the local computer or on an external hard drive. The NVivo Server enables you to store your NVivo project centrally and access it from any internet-connected computer. Please refer to the Read Me file in the Mac installer above. If, however, you are repeatedly being prompted with the message ““NVivo needs permission to access data on your computer before it can run” when launching the application, even after the permission has been enabled. Grant the access and the application should be ready for you to use.
NVivo should launch as normal but may ask full disk access.Close the Finder window and launch NVivo.Navigate to the Safari folder then paste CloudTabs.db in the Safari folder.Press and hold down the Option key on the keyboard while the Go menu is being shown to see the hidden Library folder.Open the Finder window and click on Go from the Finder menu option.Copy the CloudTabs.db file from the NVivo_12.zip folder.If you are going to be using NVivo 12 on Mac OS 12 (Ventura) or above, please follow the additional steps below. You should now be ready to use NVivo unless you are going to be using this application on Mac OS 12 (Ventura) or above. Please enter the license you received by email and all the appropriate personal details required. Once you open NVivo you will be prompted to enter your licence and personal details.
You may be prompted to enter your computer administration credentials to complete this process. dmg package and drag the NVivo application to the Applications folder. NVivo 12 for Mac OSX installs like any other Mac application - simply open the.
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