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You need to
chmod +x
[including a space after the x]
/Contents/MacOS/*
This will change the permissions to executable.
An example of the 'finished' Terminal command, using TextEdit as the example
chmod +x /Applications/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/*
Note:
Terminal never tells you "Success" or "Done" etc. If you see it add a new line saying
yourMac:~ yourname$
then it's finished.
If there's an error it will report that.
If you get an error saying you do not have permission to do this, then start over, but use
sudo chmod +x
for the first step.
This is, in effect, "Administrator Override" mode.
You will be asked to provide your Mac password when you hit Enter [which will not show at all as you type it] then hit Enter again.
https://superuser.com/questions/1127274/the-application-exampleapp-can-t-be-open...