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In the new version of JIM, I can't find where to add a font. In the previous version you could easily add Google Fonts, but the top bar where I saw that seems to be gone in this new version. Anyone knows if I can add a font in version 9? Thanks. 1 Hello, The fonts that are generated in Justinmind are the same fonts that are stored on your computer. If you want a new font to appear, all you have to do is download it to your computer, restart Justinmind, and then they should appear. Let me know if this was helpful. Thank you kindly, -Chloe Hello, The fonts that are generated in Justinmind are the same fonts that are stored on your computer. If you want a new font to appear, all you have to do is download it to your computer, restart Justinmind, and then they should appear. Let me know if this was helpful. Thank you kindly, -Chloe Login Replies have been locked on this page!

From the DMG, I dragged it into the pplications. Its on my applications now and it still cant be opened. Hi Chloe Yes after installing from the DMG, I dragged it into the pplications. Its on my applications now and it still cant be opened. 1 Its on the applications page Its on the applications page 1 Can you follow these steps please? - Open Finder - Go to Applications - Double click on the Justinmind app - After it tries to launch, then send us these log files: /users/youruser/justinmind/version/logs.log Open Finder, go to Applications, Right click on the Justinmind app and select 'Show package contents'. Then send any .log file in this folder /Contents/Java/configuration Can you follow these steps please? - Open Finder - Go to Applications - Double click on the Justinmind app - After it tries to launch, then send us these log files: /users/youruser/justinmind/version/logs.log Open Finder, go to Applications, Right click on the Justinmind app and select 'Show package contents'. Then send any .log file in this folder /Contents/Java/configuration 1 Hi, I tried to find my log files. But there's no results i could find. Am i doing the right thing? Hi, I tried to find my log files. But there's no results i could find. Am i doing the right thing? 1 I dont see any log files in my /Contents/Java/configuration as well I dont see any log files in my /Contents/Java/configuration as well 1 Is this the log file? Is this the log file? 1 Can you send a screenshot of this folder?: /users/youruser/justinmind/9.1.12/ Can you send a screenshot of this folder?: /users/youruser/justinmind/9.1.12/ 1 there's nothing as well. there's nothing as well. 1 Here's my package contents. Here's my package contents. 1 What about here? /users/youruser/justinmind Thanks for all your help, by the way What about here? /users/youruser/justinmind Thanks for all your help, by the way 1 theres nothing too. No problem, i want to solve it too. theres nothing too. No problem, i want to solve it too. 1 That is very strange. Could you make a screen recording (you can do it with QuickTime) of you opening the Applications folder and launching the Justinmind app? That is very strange. Could you make a screen recording (you can do it with QuickTime) of you opening the Applications folder and launching the Justinmind app? 1 Here you go! Here you go! 1 Here you

Find many more in this list by downloading the ORACLE Fusion UI kit, rolling up your sleeves and getting stuck into designing a new ORACLE Fusion prototype! Learn how below.How to get startedFirstly, make sure you download the Justinmind prototyping tool and create an account. From there it’s plain sailing:From our UI kits page, download the ORACLE Fusion UI kitOpen Justinmind on your desktopNavigate to widgets on the menu barSelect “Add/remove libraries”Under “Default libraries”, scroll down till you see the ORACLE Fusion libraryClick “Add to widgets”Once you’ve completed those steps, all that’s left to do is have fun designing!What can I do with the ORACLE Fusion UI Kit? With the Justinmind ORACLE Fusion UI kit, there’s very little you have to do before you have a complete, working prototype. To illustrate this, let’s use an example.In the prototype below, we’ve used the ORACLE Global Layer component as a base from the ORACLE Fusion main category. We simply dragged and dropped it onto the canvas to get that typical dark blue background, logo and header where you can edit the name of the app.Next, we dragged over to the canvas some tab bars and dropdown menu options. To get the graphics effect, we got a bar chart and Gantt complete component from Fusion Data Visualization category. We also quickly put together an orders, deliveries and invoices selector by placing a primary layer onto the canvas and placing some accordion components on top, along with some text fields and another tab bar.As

Help center User guide The workspaceCollaborationIntegrationsJustinmind's integration with SketchJustinmind's integration with FigmaJustinmind’s integration with Adobe XDJustinmind's integration with PhotoshopSetting up your Justinmind plugin for PhotoshopHow to work with your Photoshop file in JustinmindJustinmind’s integration with IllustratorJustinmind’s integration with Atlassian JiraJustinmind’s integration with Azure DevOpsJustinmind’s integration with user testing toolsAPI and plugins Justinmind is integrated with photo and graphics editor Photoshop. With this integration, you can generate fully functional and interactive prototypes from your Photoshop files and customize them in Justinmind.Justinmind photoshop integrationDownload the Justinmind plugin for Photoshop and follow the steps below to get started.Setting up your Justinmind plugin for PhotoshopDownload the plugin for Photoshop.Unzip the file to reveal a folder.In Photoshop, with the file you’d like to export open, navigate to the File menu, then to Scripts, then click Browse. In the file browser, select the folder from the .zip file, choose the .jsx file inside, and click ‘Open’. Another dialog will appear for you to select the desired output destination for the generated file.You’ll then see the export process in a dialog, which will disappear once the export process is complete. Lastly, a Justinmind-compatible .vp file will be generated.The generated .vp file will convert all layers from your Photoshop file into individual elements and components in Justinmind. All text from your Photoshop design will be maintained as editable text in Justinmind. All other assets will be converted into .png images.How to work with your Photoshop file in JustinmindOpen the .vp file in Justinmind and start working.You’ll see all of the layers from your file listed in the Outline palette and on the Canvas. Click on an element and look to the Properties palette to see the different ways you can further customize your design.You can now start adding functionality to your prototype, like Links to other screens. Learn more about how to get started with your new Justinmind prototype.Note: the plugin will generate a Web device prototype. If you’d like to work with a different device type, you will need to manually change it in Justinmind. You can change the device type by selecting the base screen in the Outline palette, and then in Properties palette, under General, choose another device from the dropdown.Other ways of getting started with your Photoshop fileOpen Justinmind, and in the dialog that appears, choose to start from another .vp file. Select the .vp file that was generated using the plugin.Import the .vp file into another prototype. To do this, open the .vp file you would like to import into, and go to the File menu, select Import, and select Prototype. Choose the generated .vp file to import and discard any unwanted parts of the prototype that were generated, such as Scenarios and

Attach it as well. - Right click on the Justinmind app and select 'Show package contents'. Then send any .log file in this folder /Contents/Java/configuration On PC:- C://users/youruser/Justinmind[version]/logs.log - Any .log files you find inside this folder [path where you installed Justinmind]/app/configuration Thank you, -Chloe 1 Hi I'm also facing the same problem. Trying to do this. Windows: [Installation_folder_path]/app/ Mac: /Applications/Justinmind.app/Contents/Java/ Open the file and add the following lines right under “-Dprism.vsync=false”: -Duser.country=US -Duser.language=en Save the file and lauch the app again. But how do i open the cfg file to edit it? Thanks! Hi I'm also facing the same problem. Trying to do this. Windows: [Installation_folder_path]/app/ Mac: /Applications/Justinmind.app/Contents/Java/ Open the file and add the following lines right under “-Dprism.vsync=false”: -Duser.country=US -Duser.language=en Save the file and lauch the app again. But how do i open the cfg file to edit it? Thanks! 1 I would like to upload my log. What is [Folder Of The User]? I would like to upload my log. What is [Folder Of The User]? 1 Here's my log Here's my log 1 Is it because Im running on OS X Yosemite 10.10.5? I have to run on this OS because I have app related work to be done on this OS. Can JustInMind still run on this OS? Is it because Im running on OS X Yosemite 10.10.5? I have to run on this OS because I have app related work to be done on this OS. Can JustInMind still run on this OS? 1 Hello, Thank you for attaching your log file. I believe the problem you are running into is you are opening the DMG file and, instead of dragging the App to the Application folder, you're doulbe clicking on it inside the DMG instead. Try dragging the Justinmind application into the Application folder, click into the Application folder and then run it from there. Let me know if this works. Thank you kindly, -Chloe Hello, Thank you for attaching your log file. I believe the problem you are running into is you are opening the DMG file and, instead of dragging the App to the Application folder, you're doulbe clicking on it inside the DMG instead. Try dragging the Justinmind application into the Application folder, click into the Application folder and then run it from there. Let me know if this works. Thank you kindly, -Chloe 1 Hi Chloe Yes after installing