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Ok, hi everybody. I'm thinking with the new Macs unable to boot into OS 9 there will be a greater desire to translate some older programs. Can a G5 even use Classic? Anyway, I believe the process of adding something (plug-in?) to an OS 9 program so it can be used in OS X is called "carbonizing." Where can one learn how to do this? I'm thinking specifically about apps "Outlook Express," for OS 9, which is free, compared to "Entourage" for OS X which is not. There are many who simply do not require the latest bells and whistles as long as they can retain the functions they are use to at a quicker speed. On the Apple OS X download page there are many game plug-ins that allow one to make OS 9 games playable in OS X. So, how does one learn to do this?
Thank you oh wise and wonderful...
Well, thanks anyway;-)
Anand
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