My old 2009 iMac died two weeks ago. Today I am setting up my new iMac and I wanted to use the National Geographic screensaver but it's not there. Any idea if I can access it somewhere? Thanks!
iMac 21.5", macOS 10.14
Well, I figured it out with VikingOSX's help. I copied the 17 jpgs onto a flash drive, pasted them onto my desktop, then moved them into my /library/screen savers folder; then I opened preferences, clicked on screen savers, choose folder, and searched for Screen Savers, and double-clicked on the folder. Voila! It worked. Thanks!!
Well, I figured it out with VikingOSX's help. I copied the 17 jpgs onto a flash drive, pasted them onto my desktop, then moved them into my /library/screen savers folder; then I opened preferences, clicked on screen savers, choose folder, and searched for Screen Savers, and double-clicked on the folder. Voila! It worked. Thanks!!
I know that you already solved this, but here is what I did.
Opened Terminal on a High Sierra 10.13.6 and:
Apple dropped it in Mojave, though it was in High Sierra in /Library/Screen Savers/Default Collections as 1-National Geographic folder. Unless you have access to a Mac or a Time Machine backup that contains this National Geographic content, you won't be able to add it to Mojave. You should be familiar with the Terminal command-line and have sudo privileges to write into the above folder location.
I zipped up the folder on High Sierra, and copied and unzipped it into the above folder location on Mojave. It works.
Actually, I also have an old laptop that DOES have it. Can you kindly tell me how to transfer the folder to a flash drive (zip up?) and then transfer it to my iMac? THANK YOU!!!
Missing NatGeo screensavers on new iMac
