Of course, there are some new features in RB 2005 and 2006 (like the
HTMLviewer) that are not supported in Classic. You will just have to
plan around that sort of issue.
My current app runs in Classic, but when I release the next major
upgrade, I plan to drop the Classic version (though the previous
version will continue to work for any of my Classic users).
It really depends on your audience, and how much effort you have to
use to support each version. For instance, I don't have a Linux
version yet, because I don't have a test platform available.
Brad
On 5 Apr 2006, at 15:58, Nathan Kelley wrote:
It really does depend on your application, and who's using it. As
long as...
Personally, I think that OS 9 support is a legitimate
consideration (even if not used) through to May 2007, because
Apple did the "death of Mac OS 9" show in May 2002 at WWDC. But
that's just me.
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