My comments assume you are moving from an older Mac OS system.
I brought all my Type1 PostScript fonts with me when we switched to
OS X. The Apple Type Solution Server recognizes the fonts just fine.
Watch your file permissions once they are in Darwin/OS X. Fonts do
not need to be executabl
Thank you Bob.
>> Very simple beginner script. Not sure why it doesn't write files
>> after py2appletizing.
>> Seems to work just fine from the command line. What am I missing?
>
> You're missing the fact that the current directory in a py2app-
> generated applet is inside the Resources folder
Many thanks to you Bob.
You're a community treasure.
> Also note that the Image module probably isn't broken (don't have
> PIL installed at the moment, can't check). Constants don't
> automagically just insert themselves into your script. You should
> be able to reference it with Image.BI
On Apr 18, 2006, at 8:44 PM, Bob Ippolito wrote:
>
> Print the paths and make sure they are what you expect them to be.
> Without seeing the script there's little else I can tell you.
>
Thanks, didn't know if stupid newbie noise is acceptable here.
Very simple beginner script. Not sure why it
Is this the right place to be asking stupid newbie questions about
Mac OS X python issues?
Most of the discussions here are way over my head.
I have a python script that does not work after being transformed by
py2app or py2applet.
(it was originally written in macPython 2.33, Mac OS 9 and
