>does the PC engine have to be in the ISO part or can one
>simply put EVERYTHING in as shared files?
If you use Toast, the recommended file arrangement is to place *shared*
files and Mac-only files in the Mac partition, and Windows-only files in
the Windows partition.
>Then will the stack auto boot on both systems and auto choose the engine it
>needs from the CD?
Again, engines are platform specific -- you cannot run a Mac engine on
Windows or vice versa. The crossplatform elements are your stacks. So
there should be no problem double-clicking your stack and having it find
the correct engine.
>couldn't we make
>an autobootable Standalone one for Mac and one for PC and put them both on
>the same CD and they would both access the same single set of externals
>image, sound and movie files?
Unless Scott Raney can offer more info here, there is no difference that
I know of between distrbuting your stacks separately from the engines, or
as standlones. Note that most (if not all) externals are platform
specific, but otherwise sharing your media between standalones makes the
most less. Once your relative paths are established, your apps/media
will work anywhere.
Regards,
Scott
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