Has anybody tried something like (in the programs startup script, perhaps):
if there is a btn "Metacard" then set the name of btn "Metacard" to xyz hide btn "Metacard" etc. end if Would something like this work?
Every app in OS X has the Application name as its first menu. It seemed annoying at first, but now I like it.
To change what it says (instead of MetaCard):
Right click on your .app in OS X, choose "view package contents"
Open the contents folder
open the info.plist file
CFBundleName has the name that goes there - you can change it to say whatever.
The "Metacard" (application) menu should have a Quit option, too - you will need to handle that using an appleevent if you want to intercept the quit message (from the finder, or other applications) ..if you are ok withit just quitting, then ignore it.
on appleEvent sClass,sID,sSender
if sID = "quit" then
mainQuit # or whatever your beforeQuit function looks like
else
# go on, quit!
pass appleEvent
end if
end appleEvent
-ml
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