I'm getting ready to distribute a Mac only standalone that has some
stacks that I'll need to put into a folder within the Application
support folder. Would it be a good choice to make my own installer
program with Rev and suck up the App and all needed stacks into custom
properties, then upon installation place things where I need?
I'll be using the splash screen style standalone along with with these
various stacks, and there will be stacks that the user will create with
the program - do I keep the .rev extension on these stacks or use
something else? Are there rules or suggestions related to this? I assume
that the "Document Type," "Document Extension" and "Signature" fields in
the Standalone settings (OSX pane) are for this purpose, though I don't
see anything about these in the docs, nor could I find anything on this
elsewhere.
My current testing shows that stacks saved from my Rev built standalone
and using the ".rev" extension show as "Metacard Stacks" when I get info
on them, and the "Open with" menu shows a program that I downloaded some
time back that was apparently created as a Metacard standalone . . . I
do have other Rev created standalones on my drive but the Finder doesn't
think they're the owner of my test stacks. Kinda strange . . .
At any rate, thanks for any input and suggestions.
Marty Knapp
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