Regarding installing AppleWorks 6 on OSX: You can't just take the OS9
AppleWorks 6 installer and install it on 10. If you have AppleWorks 6
installed on OS9 this is what you do to get it to run in OSX:
Simply drag folder from OS9 to your OSX applications folder and open it. I
use AppleWorks 6 on my PowerBook 1.67GHZ running OS 10.4.11, my
PowerMac Gigabyte Ethernet DP 500MHZ running OS 10.4, PowerBook Lombard
333MHZ running OS 10.3. I have never dragged it from a computer running
classic though, so when you first drag it you might have to disable classic
then open it from OSX then enable classic again.-Jonas
On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 7:42 PM, AIM Mail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>
> You have to install AppleWorks 6 in Classic if it's an original
> AppleWorks disc prior to the 6.2 version, but then you use the 6.2.x
> upgrader to "Carbonize" the app.
>
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>
> Apple & AT&T - Raising the Bar.
>
> On Nov 30, 2008, at 5:53 PM, Yersinia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >
> > Fabian writes,
> >
> > <This is not true.  AppleWorks 6 (Version 6.2.9 to be specific) runs
> > happily on my iMac G5 under OS 10.5.5, which does not support Classic
> > at all.>
> >
> > Bruce writes,
> >
> > <That is flat wrong. AW6 was, like Apple's very first OS X native
> > program, they used it as a showcase of Carbon programming libs. It's a
> > dual program, it'll run under both OS 9 and OS X, but I"m running it
> > right now in 10.5 which does not support Classic at all.>
> >
> > Ken writes,
> >
> > <I have Appleworks 6 running under OS  10.4.11 on an MDD. It is in
> > fact,
> > "OS X native" and runs whether or not Classic is running.
> >
> > and Clark writes,
> >
> > <AW 6 is Carbon and therefore does run native in OS X.  Just
> > verified on
> > my (intel) MacBook Pro and OS 10.5.5.>
> >
> > Really?! My version of AppleWorks 6 is also 6.2.9 and though I don't
> > recall why I did this (it was probably over a year ago), I remember
> > one
> > time I decided to stay up on Tiger but shut down Classic, and, my two
> > "old" programs which had been on (i.e., running in the background,
> > in the
> > Dock) -- Claris Emailer and AppleWorks 6 -- both quit when I shut off
> > Classic.
> >
> > ??? :-O ???
> >
> > I thought that apps which open/run fine in OS 9/earlier or OS X with
> > Classic on, but which don't open at all without Classic on or quit
> > when
> > they're open if you choose "Stop Classic" were applications which
> > are not
> > OS X native.  That's wrong?
> >
> > Yikes, I'll have to try this again, as a consciously done experiment
> > (i.e., shut down Classic) and see what happens to my AppleWorks,
> > plus try
> > to open it with Classic off. I could swear I remembered it (and Claris
> > Emailer) quitting out on me when I stopped Classic that time.
> >
> > ~Yersinia.
> >
> > ________
> >
> > "If you've got a problem that can be solved with money, you don't
> > have a
> > problem."
> >
> >
> >
> > >
>
> >
>

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