mn4367

@tougher, thanks very much for the fix! My girlfriend has the same problem as all the others here, she can no longer open her paintings on an iPad 3 running...

> @mn4367 I built it with Xcode 6. You should be able to backup/restore the app data with eg. iExplorer or similar program. Thanks!

> I'm not sure what this means. Do we need to download something? I don't know what iExplorer is. I'm sorry to ask but could someone explain exactly what one...

> Since the file without being exported contains an animation of how it was made, I would guess as well that Brushes is the only app that will open it....

I tried some things, this is the result: - I used the demo version of iExplorer to look for the Brushes files. Fortunately they are accessible, moreover Brushes creates JPEG...

> Many people rely on this app. My girlfriend can't find a proper replacement, so she is stuck on iOS 7, but all her students has updated their iPads to...

@marihilda, are you using a Mac? If so, then: 1. Download and install iExplorer. 2. Connect your iDevice to your Mac with the USB cable. 3. Start iExplorer and click...

> Yes I am using a mac. Is the fact I am using system 10.5.8 on the macbook going to be a problem? Do you really mean 10.5.8??? That's more...

No, iExplorer is a Mac application, you can't install it on an iPad/iPhone/iPod, therefore I asked about your Mac OS X version. If I were you, I'd give it a...

> mn4367's 'solution' hasn't even been tested, Well, I've already tested it. If you read my post it is clearly stated: > Another perhaps important observation: it is possible to...