Voxtext Updated – Again
There was an issue with Voxtext due to a packing mistake I made with the last version. If you are seeing any errors on Windows or Mac, please download Voxtext again from the Voxtext page.
There was an issue with Voxtext due to a packing mistake I made with the last version. If you are seeing any errors on Windows or Mac, please download Voxtext again from the Voxtext page.
No version update, just an app update. There was a bug affecting both versions that could have caused an error on Windows, and one that would cause launch issues on mac. Those have both been corrected and the download links on the Voxtext page are pointing at the new files.
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