On Feb 5, 2004, at 12:50 AM, Chipp Walters wrote:
I've seen (and made) some tutorials on building icons for Windows
apps. And
using a utility like Install Creator from Clickteam
(www.clickteam.com) is a
great way to build an installer for Windows.
For Windows I *highly* recommend InnoSetup (it
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> On Feb 5, 2004, at 12:50 AM, Chipp Walters wrote:
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Hey anyone, how 'bout making a Rev app do to all of this
> stuff automatically?
The Distribution Builder already does all this stuff automatically.
Cheers
Monte
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On Feb 5, 2004, at 9:01 PM, Monte Goulding wrote:
Hey anyone, how 'bout making a Rev app do to all of this
stuff automatically?
The Distribution Builder already does all this stuff automatically.
Yes, but it does weird stuff- or used to at any rate: Like naming the
executable "Revolution", and h
> > Hey anyone, how 'bout making a Rev app do to all of this
> >> stuff automatically?
> >
> > The Distribution Builder already does all this stuff automatically.
>
> Yes, but it does weird stuff- or used to at any rate: Like naming the
> executable "Revolution",
I can change this right now... ;-)
On Feb 5, 2004, at 10:42 PM, Monte Goulding wrote:
Yes, but it does weird stuff- or used to at any rate: Like naming the
executable "Revolution",
I can change this right now... ;-)
That's an important one because if the app crashes, then the crash
report will say "Revolution" and the user will be
On Feb 5, 2004, at 11:43 PM, Alex Rice wrote:
CFBundleName can make MacOS display a different name than the
executable name, but it's best to just name the executable correctly I
think.
Key point being- for crash reports you want the executable file named
correctly, because CFBundleName won't s
On 6 Feb 2004, at 3:42 pm, Monte Goulding wrote:
and having the wrong (runrev's) copyright
information.
Under what circumstances? Perhaps if you've left them empty?
No, it always puts RunRev's copyright in instead of anything I enter in
the DB. I edit it manually in the plist, but this shouldn'
> >> Yes, but it does weird stuff- or used to at any rate: Like naming the
> >> executable "Revolution",
> > I can change this right now... ;-)
>
> That's an important one because if the app crashes, then the crash
> report will say "Revolution" and the user will be confused.
> CFBundleName can ma
> > and having the wrong (runrev's) copyright
> >> information.
> > Under what circumstances? Perhaps if you've left them empty?
> >
> >
> No, it always puts RunRev's copyright in instead of anything I enter in
> the DB. I edit it manually in the plist, but this shouldn't be
> necessary.
Hmmm...
Who said Macs were easier? Not when it comes to compiling and delivering
apps! (<--WARNING: OBVIOUS TROLL)
This has always been true. From day one. Macs have been easier for
end users but supporting that properly has always required more work
by programmers (even with such great tools like THINK
On 6 Feb 2004, at 8:34 pm, Robert Brenstein wrote:
Who said Macs were easier? Not when it comes to compiling and
delivering
apps! (<--WARNING: OBVIOUS TROLL)
This has always been true. From day one. Macs have been easier for end
users but supporting that properly has always required more work by
On Feb 9, 2004, at 3:24 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Given that, I still have one problem with an OS X distribution which
hopefully some guru on the list will be able to answer :-) (Alex - are
you listening?)
Sorry, there is only one guru on this list: Sivakatirswami
:-)
I know this can be done as
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
> I have an application and it is all bundled into a neat package, which
> I have set up in a folder with a background picture so that it shows
> the logo and the install instructions ("Drag this to your applications
> folder.") This works fine on my own computer and even whe
On Monday, February 9, 2004, at 02:38 PM, Alex Rice wrote:
Given that, I still have one problem with an OS X distribution which
hopefully some guru on the list will be able to answer :-) (Alex -
are you listening?)
Sorry, there is only one guru on this list: Sivakatirswami
:-)
Yeah :-) ... a
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