Hi Leonard, the screenshot you show there with that dialog pic says on it that the version being used there is the Jan-31 beta release.

That's a pretty old beta version and it's expired now, you should remove that old beta release .app entirely and instead use the full release version, the full version does not expire and also has various fixes in it from that old beta release, including a fix for drag/drop of other than 3DM files onto the dock icon.

So using that old expired beta release is at least part of what is going on there.

You can get the full release version from here:
http://moi3d.com/reinstall.htm

And you can also get the brand new v3 beta release from here:
http://moi3d.com/beta.htm

I'm actually not really sure how you tell Mac OSX which program you want to have open when you double click a file in finder, but you seem to have it currently set up to open that old expired beta version of MoI for that, that's why it puts up that expired dialog.


That particular "invalid name" thing was a bug in older versions that was fixed up with the Apr-29 beta.

So anyway all that you are showing there is explained by running older beta versions, please make sure you're running an updated version of MoI (either the full v2.5 release rather than one of the earlier betas, or the just released v3 beta) and that should solve those problems. If not then please let me know.

- Michael