Fwd: OS X Standalone Question Rerun
Simon Lord
slord at mac.com
Mon Jan 14 22:43:00 EST 2002
> Yep. It was answered a few night ago by Mark Talluto
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> This is more work. One option is to download the latest
> developer tools from apples site. Go to the developer
> section. It is a big download. It will install all kinds of
> neat tools some of which you will need for icons and handling
> the menu you are talking about.
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> The data is stored in a resource called: plst
> 1. Use resedit in classic to get the current data from your
> standalone from this plst resource. Copy it.
> 2. Paste it into bbedit
> 3. Open the file you save from bbedit into
> PropertyListEditor. Change the needed items from there. You
> can edit it with an XML editor or the application from apple
> called PropertyListEditor (which comes with the developer tools
> download). Save that for later use if you want. There is a
> dump button in that app that will put the xml data into a blank
> field near the bottom of the screen. Copy that.
> 4. Go back to resedit and paste it over the old data that you
> copied originally.
> 5. Save those changes in resedit.
> 6. You are done.
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> Let me know if you have any probs doing this.
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> On Monday, January 14, 2002, at 10:29 PM, Richard MacLemale wrote:
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>> Sorry to post the exact same question a second time, but it's
>> driving me
>> absolutely insane and I'm somehow hoping that the question
>> wasn't answered
>> because I phrased it poorly. So here goes...
>>
>> Under MC 2.4.1 and OS X, create a standalone application using
>> the carbon
>> engine. Everything is fine, except that the very first menu
>> in the menubar
>> of your new application is "MetaCard" instead of the name of your
>> application. This is naturally very, very undesirable because
>> it gives away
>> the fact that you're running a MetaCard stack. The whole
>> point of building
>> standalones is to create programs that function like "normal, real
>> applications" and the illusion is shattered by the big old
>> MetaCard menu.
>>
>> Soooo there must be a way around this. Surely someone has solved this
>> problem already? What's the secret?
>>
>> :)
>> Richard MacLemale
>> Instructional Technology Specialist
>> James W. Mitchell High School
>> http://mitchellonline.pasco.k12.fl.us
>>
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