I sent paul a response, looks like after he posted here. I'll basically put the same information here as I sent him. I'll update the website at some point to.

Yes, it is the OSTypes to blame. One of my other users a while back sent me the trick via e-mail:

"To fix it and make it UB, just change all OSType's to integers, and convert all OSType strings you're passing to integers as well, and it works beautifully."

Here's why the release code has not been updated. I don't have an intel mac yet. I'm not ready to release something into the wild and call it universal, when I have no way to test it. So, being open source, you guys may do with it what you like until I get an update released.

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On Nov 13, 2006, at 5:07 PM, Charles Yeomans wrote:

On Nov 13, 2006, at 3:30 PM, Joe Ranieri wrote:

The code probably needs to be updated to handle OSTypes correctly in Intel builds.

Yep, that's exactly the problem. I debugged it for someone a while back and the OSTypes were being done using a string in a MemoryBlock so it wasn't respecting the endianness.

Is it not being supported by its developer?

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