Hi Jacqi,
Still struggling with this thing. Actually, I decided to make a
Classic Standalone of a Rev stack instead of an HyperCard stack that
was converted; just to see if there is a difference. My problem right
now is that my mind is too fragmented - not doing some stuff I should
be doing instead of playing around with Rev. I'm sure I'll solve this
eventually. There was a problem with my document type. I just don't
program often enough to keep all this stuff in "my" RAM. Thanks for
the guidance.
Joe Wilkins
On Apr 4, 2008, at 1:06 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Hi Jacqi,
Didn't get the -199 error, but couldn't find the application that
created it, so wouldn't open. After transferring the zipped file to
my G4, I unzipped it with the Stuffit Expander. Should I have used
something else?
That should have worked. But if you are getting a message that the
OS can't find the application that "created" it, that means the OS
doesn't recognize the file as an application. Usually that means the
creator and type codes aren't set right. In the Standalone Settings
dialog, you need to make sure that the document type is set to
"APPL". The Creator signature can be a code you've registered with
Apple, or (for your own use) any 4-character code you invent, or you
can just leave it as the default "????".
Set those and try rebuilding.
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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