Hi,
I downloaded Inkscape for Mac 10.6. When I open the .dmg file, I get a message "The following disk images couldn't be opened. Inkscape-0-1.48.2-1-SNOWLEOPARD.dmg. Reason: image data corrupted". I tried to download it again and got the same results. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
yMotion

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ymotion wrote:I downloaded Inkscape for Mac 10.6. When I open the .dmg file, I get a message "The following disk images couldn't be opened. Inkscape-0-1.48.2-1-SNOWLEOPARD.dmg. Reason: image data corrupted". I tried to download it again and got the same results. Any suggestions?

Clear your browser cache and then download the DMG file again (I can confirm that the DMG file [1] is ok - having downloaded and installed Inkscape 0.48.2 from it several times (on different machines)).

[1] Official download site: http://sourceforge.net/projects/inkscape/files/inkscape/0.48.2/
File name: 'Inkscape-0.48.2-1-SNOWLEOPARD.dmg'

Hi,
I cleared the Cache and tried to download it again, but still get the same message (see file)
I did have an earlier version of Inkscape and I dragged it from the Application folder into the Trash. Maybe that's the reason?
Thanks,
ymotion

ymotion wrote:I cleared the Cache and tried to download it again, but still get the same message (see file)

I just did the same (on OS X Lion and on Mac OS X Leopard): the DMG file from sourceforge.net is ok (not broken) and opens without any error messages:

Did you try to choose a different mirror when downloading from sf.net? (you can select one on the page that counts down until the download begins).

ymotion wrote:I did have an earlier version of Inkscape and I dragged it from the Application folder into the Trash. Maybe that's the reason

I can't think of a reason why it should (unless you mistakenly tried to open the DMG file (which you just had moved to the Trash) from inside the Trash, maybe - though that should not work and give a (different) notification message to move the item out of the Trash before trying to open it). Do you ever empty the Trash, too, or just drag stuff into it?