On 19/10/01 9:18 pm, Ben Rubinstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > a) as noted before, setting a resource file on the Mac Options tab doesn't > work, in that the Distribution Builder won't replace resources in the built > app - hence you can't use this to set custom icons,bundles etc. > > b) Once you've set a resource file however, there's no way to unset it. The > best you can do is select a different file. All you can do is throw away > all the changes made, or if you've already saved the config, start again > from scratch with a new one. > > c) Further, it turns out that if you're building a Windows standalone at the > same time, it copies the Mac resources into that as well. Shurely shome > mishtake. > > d) In fact, even if you don't have anything selected in the "include > resources from file" bit of the MacOS Options tab, if you've selected the > 'use dynamic memory allocation' checkbox on this tab, the Distribution > Builder will add a "TMEM" resource to the Windows exe - and, even if you > don't do that, it does set the type and creator codes of the Windows .exe to > "APPL" and the signature set for the Mac app. It shouldn't assign any > resources to Windows apps at all under any circumstances (which might mess > up some distributions) and I don't think it should set the type to APPL > either.
All verified. Thanks for the reports! Regards, Kevin Kevin Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <http://www.runrev.com/> Runtime Revolution Limited - Power to the Developer! Tel: +44 (0)131 718 4333. Fax: +44 (0)1639 830 707.
