Hi Larry,
You can't do this. You need to make a zip or dmg file of the
standalone. Making a zip file is easy on Windows (and Mac). You can
copy the standalone to your daughter's computer. Put it inside a
folder and give the folder the name of the standalone, without ".app".
Drop the folder onto the icon of Disk Utility. Disk Utility will now
ask you where to save the dmg file. You can safely upload this file
and make it available for download. The problem why distributing Mac
standalones is slightly more difficult is that it is actually a folder.
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On 2 okt 2008, at 08:46, Larry Watts wrote:
I created my app on the Windows platform and compiled for all 3
platforms. I then created a download page with the appropriate
files that Rev generated. The pc file will download to my computer
just fine. But when my daughter, who has a Mac, tried to download
the Mac file, it wouldn't work for her. I did notice that Rev
doesn't put an extension on the Mac file when it compiles. Do I
need to add .app after the name of the file before I make it
available for download for the Mac? Or do I need to change some
setting before I compile? Thanks. Larry
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