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• Download Old Version Of Skype For Mac

Instructions on how to use Skype on Older Versions of Mac OS X We need your support to keep this post going! For a couple of years we’ve been maintaining these instructions for free. We now ask that users make a small contribution of $1 These funds will guarantee that we keep the instructions alive. Please Paypal your donation of any amount to jctcr8tv@gmail.com, or use the link: paypal.me/poorandpissed Thank you for your support! Skype works fine on older Macs, powerbooks and power pc g3 g4 g5 – Tiger Os Leopard and even INTEL. Running on the old powerfull version 2.8 that now is back to run on any MAC any OS starting from 10.4 and up Skype running on a Powerbook G4 PPC with OSX 10.5.8 If, like me, you are not in a position to afford a newer Mac and are quite happy with the one you have. The only problem is that Skype is no longer working on Macs with anything other than OS X 10.6 – 10.8.

About Skype for Mac Skype is a little program for making free calls over the internet to anyone else who also has Skype. It's free and easy to download and use, and works with most computers.

I have a Powerbook G4, running OSX 10.5.8 on on PowerPC processor. The new version of Skype doesn’t work and I had accepted that fact until out of desperation I discovered that with some simple modications it is possible to run an older version of Skype on your older Mac. Here’s how: Step 1 Remove all of the current skype files from your computer.

To completely uninstall, and then reinstall Skype for Mac:. Open your Applications folder and drag your copy of Skype to the trash. Then open /Library/Application Support. and drag the Skype folder to the trash. The sign represents your home folder. To find your home folder, open Finder and, from the menu bar, select Go  Home.

Important: If you’d like to keep your chat and call history, skip this step. Open /Library/Preferences and drag com.skype.skype.plist to the trash. Open Finder and search for “Skype” using the search feature in Mac OS X.

Move all of the results returned to the trash. Click Ctrl and the trash icon, and select Empty Trash. Restart your computer. Step 2 Download older version of Step 3 Install Skype by double clicking on the downloaded file and dragging the Skype icon to the applications folder Step 4. Run /Applications/Utilities/Terminal. Type: sudo nano /Applications/ Skype.app/Contents/Info.plist. press enter.

You’ll be asked for your password. You’ll see the contents of the.plist file. Use the arrows to navigate to the bottom. Scroll down until you find “CFBundleGetInfoString” and change it from 2.8.0.866 to 8.11.0.4.

Locate “CFBundleShortVersionString” and make the same change. Locate “CFBundleVersion” and make the same change Save the file by pressing Control+O then Enter to confirm your settings. Control+X Go to Applications folder and double click on Skype icon to open it. It should run fine. Plutocracy III, a doc on the class divide that has shaped America. Nothing comes without resistance.

I followed each step correctly, but for some reason skype still won’t work. I login using the correct user and password but each time it loads to login, it tells me i’ve entered the wrong password. So I login online and it works just fine. I have changed my password several times with no luck.

I followed the above instructions on changing the CF-Bundle and what not, and everything is correct. But it’s still not working!!! It’s very frustrating, if anyone could give me advice or tips on what to do it would be greatly appreciated! Just to let you know, I have a late 2007 model of the Imac. Its running 10.5.8 software. Try taking the following steps: 1. Quit Skype 2.

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Go to Applications Folder in Finder and Right Click on the Skype icon 3. Select “Show Package Contents” 4. Click on Info.plist 5. Scroll Down until you locate Locate these 3 lines: CFBundleVersion 6.15.0.335 Replace with: CFBundleVersion 7.36.0.507 6. Then go to File and click on Save, or press Command+S 7. Re-open Skype 8. If that doesn’t work, then uninstall Skype as instructed by the creator of this thread and then Download from a safe website Skype Version 6.15 for Mac.

Install Skype by double clicking on the downloaded file and dragging the Skype icon to the applications folder and Repeat steps 1-7 in this comment. Then go to Applications, Open Skype and Log In. Hope that helps 🙂. Try taking the following simpler steps first, before you resort to the above complicated method: 1. Quit Skype 2.

Go to Applications Folder in Finder and Right Click on the Skype icon 3. Select “Show Package Contents” 4. Click on Info.plist 5. Scroll Down until you locate Locate these 3 lines: CFBundleVersion 6.15.0.335 Replace with: CFBundleVersion 7.36.0.507 6.

Then go to File and click on Save, or press Command+S 7. Re-open Skype 8. If that doesn’t work, then uninstall Skype as instructed by the creator of this thread and then Download from a safe website Skype Version 6.15 for Mac. Install Skype by double clicking on the downloaded file and dragging the Skype icon to the applications folder and Repeat steps 1-7 in this comment. Then go to Applications, Open Skype and Log In. Hope that helps 🙂. I followed all the steps and it was working great until I got to “”””””Scroll down until you find “CFBundleGetInfoString” and change it from 2.8.0.866 to 6.15.0.344.

Locate “CFBundleShortVersionString” and make the same change Locate “CFBundleVersion” and make the same change Save the file by pressing Control+O then Enter to confirm your settings.”””””” I saw CFBundle a couple times but it never said GetInfoString or ShortVersionString or Version next to it. I saw no #s let a lone a 2.8.0.866 to change. I have a Macbook OS X 10.6.8 Because I cant make those last changes skype is not working Please advise. Try taking the following simpler steps first, before you resort to the above complicated method: 1.

Quit Skype 2. Go to Applications Folder in Finder and Right Click on the Skype icon 3. Select “Show Package Contents” 4. Click on Info.plist 5. Scroll Down until you locate Locate these lines: CFBundleVersion 6.15.0.335 Replace with: CFBundleVersion 7.36.0.507 6.

Then go to File and click on Save, or press Command+S 7. Re-open Skype 8. If that doesn’t work, then uninstall Skype as instructed by the creator of this thread and then Download from a safe website Skype Version 6.15 for Mac. Install Skype by double clicking on the downloaded file and dragging the Skype icon to the applications folder and Repeat steps 1-7 in this comment. Then go to Applications, Open Skype and Log In. Hope that helps 🙂.

Download Old Skype For Mac 10.6.8

Hello Brian and to others with the Skype problem. I found a site with the information below that solved my problem with Skype (with the exception of one contact so far where I had no sound but they could hear me – video worked fine). I have an iMac with OS 10.6.8 and Skype 6.15.0.334.

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What I did was copy the original file ” Info.plist” as a backup, for a just in case scenario, before making any changes. I am someone who is not technical, so when I went into the file and changed it I was very apprehensive. I don’t know if it will work with different set ups. By the way, Becaause I had version 6.15.0.334 I changed it to 6.15.0.335 and Skype opened.

I did not try Skyping with anyone so I don’t know if it will work but I believe it’s worth a try. In the end I changed it to 7.36.0.507 (as below) and that is the version that I am using.

I hope this helps as many people as possible. Try this with skype 6.15 & os 10.6.8: Quit Skype Go to Applications Folder in Finder and Right Click on the Skype icon Select “Show Package Contents” Click on Info.plist Scroll Down until you locate Locate these 3 lines: CFBundleVersion 6.15.0.335 Replace with: CFBundleVersion 7.36.0.507 6. Then go to File and click on Save, or press Command+S 7. Re-open Skype. I don’t know what happened but I noticed that the instructions that I originally copied was missing some info so here it is. Try this with skype 6.15 & os 10.6.8: Quit Skype Go to Applications Folder in Finder and Right Click on the Skype icon Select “Show Package Contents” Click on Info.plist Scroll Down until you locate Locate these 3 lines: CFBundleVersion 6.15.0.335 Replace with: CFBundleVersion 7.36.0.507 6. Then go to File and click on Save, or press Command+S 7.

Re-open Skype. I can confirm that this works on 10.8.5. It is not necessary to reinstall Skype. This was using Skype version 6.15 (507).

(I have not yet tested the video but the audio works.) If you have Xcode installed (Apple’s free developer software), it will open in the plist editor which is a part of that software. The line you are after will look like this: Bundle version String 6.15.0.335 Just click on the numbers and type in the replacement.

The save the changes from in the File menu. Alternatively, TextEdit that comes with OS X will also open the file. However, you have to start the application, then drag the Info.plist onto its icon in the dock. The lines will look like this: CFBundleVersion 6.15.0.335 Just replace the numbers and Save in the File menu.