Hi Bill,
I copied the new Classic standalone to a USB Zip Drive and then
reconnected the drive to the G4, in turn copying the file to the G4. I
hadn't refined the app very much with its own icon, etc. Just used all
the default settings. But thanks, this gives me something to keep in
mind as I go forward.
In order to get a truly valid comparison in file size, I should create
an HC standalone, which, obviously, for like reasons would be "much"
larger.
Joe Wilkins
On Apr 4, 2008, at 2:54 AM, Bill Marriott wrote:
Hi Joe,
I just compiled a Classic Standalone using 2.9.0 with my very small
HC
stack (56k) that suddenly grew to 2.2 MB, and when transferred to
a Mac
G4 running 9.2.2, it produces an error dialog that says it cannot be
opened due to a type -199 error.
The file size increase is of course due to the inclusion of resources
necessary to create a standalone app.
The -199 error... if memory serves right, negative numbers are disk
errors.
How did you transfer the file to Classic? Perhaps the resource fork
didn't
make it through properly.
I was able to create a Classic standalone on my Intel MacBook and
copied it
to an old iMac over the network... worked fine.
- Bill
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