Arthur, I've posted this some days ago.

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Tired of manually copying the Plugins folder each time I test my app
building a new standalone, I've made a little script to automate this task.

Put it in a button handler, if you want.

on mouseUp
  -- put below your actual Revolution application path
  put "/Applications/Revolution Studio/2.7.0-gm-1/Revolution.app" into
revPath
  answer file "Choose your app to add plugins:" with
"/Applications/Revolution Studio/"
  put it into filePath
  set cursor to watch
  put "/Contents/PlugIns/" after filePath
  put "/Contents/PlugIns/" after revPath
  revCopyFolder revPath&"coreimage_support.bundle",filePath
  revCopyFolder revPath&"jaguar_theme_support.bundle",filePath
  revCopyFolder revPath&"panther_theme_support.bundle",filePath
  revCopyFolder revPath&"tiger_theme_support.bundle",filePath
  get the result
  if it <> empty then answer it -- some error?
end mouseUp

Greetings

Paul Claude




on 19-04-2006 2:24, Arthur Urban at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I almost hate to ask this, but I'm tired of digging through the docs
> today...
> 
> I just built my first standalone for XP and OSX. Under OSX, the app runs
> just fine, but the none of the controls appear in the Aqua style; looks
> more like classic to my eye. I built this under XP...what did I miss?
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