speakvisually wrote:

A few days ago we received a number of messages about the Scratch offline editor not working properly. We immediately began troubleshooting the issue and discovered it was caused by an automatic update from Adobe.

Adobe introduced a new version of Adobe Air (13) which caused the Scratch offline editor to crash immediately upon startup.

The only solution is to download and reinstall the Scratch offline editor from the Scratch download page. When you open it, it may prompt you to update Adobe Air. If so, click Update.

Scratch On!
Eric

i also found a bug.
every time i save my project, then open it.
it doesn't save

i uupdated adobe air and scratch 2.0 oflline and it was fine

Scratcher

Don't like any glich

Few Luckly I Did not update adobe air

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 6.3, Chrome 34.0.1847.116, Flash 13.0 (release 0)

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say [] for (2) secs

I never use the programe scracth any more!

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else

Bye

when adobe creates a new update
DON'T CRASH!!!

in fact:

NEVER CRASH!!!

I did so but I still can't share my project

What should I do ????

Pleaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaase

why would u make such a cool product like scratch have a dependency on any flakey product made by adobe. I hate adobe…

It worked

This hasn't happened to me on Windows 7.

And I don't know why.

Hello,
When I download the Scratch Offline Editor, it displays an error message, “The file is damaged.” I scoured my computer and deleted my older version, but it still doesn't work. My operating system is: Windows NT 6.3, Chrome 34.0.1847.116, Flash 13.0 (release 0)

Thanks

I don't use the online editor anyway

may I ask what it is for?
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end

Glad I saw this when I did. I'm going offline for a day and I need the offline version of Scratch 2 to work! Basically, this is how I programmed my brain to work (yes I program myself a lot ):

when green flag clicked
if <not connected to internet> then
    broadcast[go offline v]
end

when I receive [go offline v]
go to [offline zone v]
repeat until <it's time to go home>
    set (what i'm doing) to [programming]
if <it's time to go home> then
    set (what i'm doing) to [going home]
end
else
keep programming
end

I'm trying to give my system administrator some directions for installing the Scratch 2.0 Offline Editor in my computer lab at the middle school I teach at in Texas. Since August of 2010, my lab has been equipped with the previous Scratch 1.4 version offline editor but I'm wanting to have Scratch 2.0 available instead of the older version. Many of my students use the online editor with their personal accounts but many students are not allowed to create a profile so I'd like be able to solve this inconsistency by having Scratch 2.0 available offline for every student to use. With the previous version, my system admin was able to download the installation as an MSI (.msi) file and load that file on to our System Applications Catalog. Can this type of MSI file also be created and downloaded for the Scratch 2.0 offline editor? If not, is the only way to ensure installation of Scratch 2.0 through a successful install of Adobe AIR and then running the Scratch 2.0 installation through Adobe AIR? Are there any other methods of installation besides the one given on the download page? Do you or anyone else have any suggestions about how to go about accomplishing a bulk installation of 30+ computers in my lab? I look forward to any pertinent feedback you might be able to provide. Thank you for your time and efforts on this matter.

Respectfully,

CF

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end

Start up! GO NOW!!!!!!!!

HELP I AM NOT READING A WORD ABOUT ANYTHING BUT A BUG IS ALWAYS BAD

when I receive [about this bug thingy v]

broadcast [THE WORLD IS ENDING v]

play sound [AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH v]