] Recommended method for copying CDROM app to
application folder on Mac
Paul,
The 'traditional' Mac way of doing this is to make the user drag the
files into their Application folder for a simple, self-contained app.
(Assuming you're using a projector) ideally, your additional four .swf
You could create a custom DMG file using Disk Utility. That is free
with the os.
JAT
Karl
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On Oct 30, 2009, at 7:34 AM, "Paul Steven"
wrote:
I am creating a cross platform CDROM using Flash CS3 and Toast 10.
My client
would like the app to be copied to the users hard
Paul,
The 'traditional' Mac way of doing this is to make the user drag the
files into their Application folder for a simple, self-contained app.
(Assuming you're using a projector) ideally, your additional four .swf
files should be bundled inside your .app folder i.e. all your user
sees when he o
I am creating a cross platform CDROM using Flash CS3 and Toast 10. My client
would like the app to be copied to the users hard drive rather than the user
just playing it directly off the CDROM. I have therefore created an
installer for the PC side of things using Inno installer. There does not
appe
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