Hi,
Thanks for that - I think the HQX file was something similar - it
was a compressed archive, but not sure if you could WinZip, I also
vaguely remembering some articles saying that you had to be careful
doing this because it was not guaranteed to work, but I am not 100% on this.
By the look of it Macs < OSX could autorun if you had autoplay
facilities - requires QuickTime 2.0, but they disabled any autorunning
with OSX, a bit dumb from some perspectives, but for the paranoid /
security conscious, it's probably a good thing...
Glen
Jimbo wrote:
Don't know how it applies to auto-run on Mac from a cd, but I was told some
time ago that the best delivery method of projectors to a mac user was to
win-zip the app folder and contents - Mac can natively un-zip and run zipped
files. Might be something to try.
hth,
jimbo
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On 4/25/2008 at 2:42 PM Glen Pike wrote:
Hi,
Slightly OT question, but someone may have an answer.
I have made a Mac projector using Flash CS3 - so have a
"projector.app" folder.
This shows up like a windows exe icon if I look at the folder on a Mac.
The question is, I am trying to make an ISO image using CDEverywhere,
following some old Hybrid CD instructions that will autorun the Mac
projector.
CD Everywhere lets me specify a file to autorun for the Mac, but
won't let me choose the app folder, so I just typed "projector" in the
box in the hope it may work:
if(true == Mact.itJustWorks()) {
8-)
}
Not sure if this will work as I don't have access to a Mac at the
moment, does anyone have any tips?
Thanks
Glen
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