Unfortunately, the program has been discontinued and there's no official website to download from. Thank you for your comment, now we can inform users that the program is no longer available.
psibernaut 10 years ago
Hi Jose,There are currently (3 October 2013) no working download links for Think 1.3 either on this page (http://macdownload.informer.com/think/1.3/) or on the "All versions" page (http://macdownload.informer.com/think/versions/). Also, when I go to the "All versions" page I find that the date for version 1.3 is given as 22 Apr 2010, but the date for version 1.0 shows 7 Nov 2010. Surely these dates are in the wrong order?I tried the links for version 1.1 and got a page saying, "It is possible that our download links do not refer to the intended version 1.1. You may try using the link for Think 1.2."So I tried to download version 1.2; this took me to a page saying, "Click the link below to proceed to the intended program's page:
Download from freeverse.cachefly.net". I clicked the link... then I got a page which was completely blank apart from a message saying, "Method Not Implemented".Could you please let site visitors know how to download any version of Think for Mac? If not, would it be possible for someone at Mac Informer to take down the Think pages so that people don't try to get an unavailable application? Based on the review, it sounds quite useful - but it is very hard to find! :-)
Unfortunately, the program has been discontinued and there's no official website to download from. Thank you for your comment, now we can inform users that the program is no longer available.
Hi Jose,There are currently (3 October 2013) no working download links for Think 1.3 either on this page (http://macdownload.informer.com/think/1.3/) or on the "All versions" page (http://macdownload.informer.com/think/versions/). Also, when I go to the "All versions" page I find that the date for version 1.3 is given as 22 Apr 2010, but the date for version 1.0 shows 7 Nov 2010. Surely these dates are in the wrong order?I tried the links for version 1.1 and got a page saying, "It is possible that our download links do not refer to the intended version 1.1. You may try using the link for Think 1.2."So I tried to download version 1.2; this took me to a page saying, "Click the link below to proceed to the intended program's page: Download from freeverse.cachefly.net". I clicked the link... then I got a page which was completely blank apart from a message saying, "Method Not Implemented".Could you please let site visitors know how to download any version of Think for Mac? If not, would it be possible for someone at Mac Informer to take down the Think pages so that people don't try to get an unavailable application? Based on the review, it sounds quite useful - but it is very hard to find! :-)