> PC/Mac hybrid CDs are normally created on Mac using Toast. You do
> not have two sets of identical files (such as your XML files) on
> PC and Mac sectors on CD because you can share them using aliases.
On important thing to keep in mind if you create custom hybrid PC/Mac CDs is
that the file
> 2. Is it possible to burn a CD for the Mac on a PC?
Yes, but not without going through a lot of gyrations. Using Nero on the PC,
you can burn *separate* Mac and PC partitions onto a CD, however to do so
you need to have the Mac partition mounted on the PC. This can be done by
via a SCSI interfac
On Mac, .app is an application bundle, and a bundle is a directory acts
like a single file. Therefore you can treat .app as a single file like
.exe on PC.
PC/Mac hybrid CDs are normally created on Mac using Toast. You do not
have two sets of identical files (such as your XML files) on PC and
All,
A few questions about creating a Projector for the Mac on a PC, which
I plan to burn to a CD.
1.My application reads data from several XML configuration files.
Those files are stored in a folder named "xml", so, in actionscript, I
tell Flash to look in the relative path "./xml/" for those fi
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