Tomoyuki Kono wrote: > Can you tell me if XML Mind will work on new Macintosh machines with > Intel Core Duo processors?
Sure. XMLmind XML Editor is written in the Java[tm] language and the *same* *binary* (i.e. jar files, which happen to be created on a Linux box) already runs on Windows/Intel, Linux/Intel, Mac/PowerPC, Solaris/SPARC, etc. Now, we are probably not going to purchase a Mac/Intel before several months. This means that *you* *cannot* *use* *the* *.dmg* *distribution* *found* *on* *our* *Web* *site* because this distribution contains a Mac/PowerPC launcher (JavaApplicationStub, written by Apple). Here's what we'll do: [1] Try to create the future .dmg distributions containing a new launcher using the universal binary format. [2] AND/OR create a Mac-enabled .zip distribution. Current .zip distribution works fine on the Mac, but you cannot for example use Command-Q to quit the application or Command-, to open the Preferences dialog. After unzipping a .zip distribution, XXE can be started by running the "xxe" shell script found in the bin/ subdirectory created by the distribution. If we forget to do all this in time for you, do not hesitate to send us another email.
