Receiving the message “You cannot run My Living Desktop with this version of Mac OS X”

There is a problem with some version of OS X’s screen saver selection preference that will incorrectly report this message. This can come up right after an update to My Living Desktop but does not always happen. The fix is simple: Just select any other screen saver then re-select My Living Desktop. That resets the screen saver selection within OS X and the System Preferences and fixes the problem.


Removing My Living Desktop

Removing My Living Desktop is as easy as dragging the application to the trash. As long as it is running, it will detect that you have trashed it and will commence removal of all the portions of itself: the screen saver, the scenes, the preferences, and other miscellaneous files.


Receiving a message about Corrupted Scene Files

There is a problem with some older Quicktime Video Codecs such as Flip4Mac, Divx, or 3ivx that can cause a message about scenes being corrupted when they are actually fine. These and any other outdated Quicktime Codecs must be properly removed in order for My Living Desktop to work correctly.