Request to run "Classic" when launching standalone?

    Jean-Marc Pelletier
    Feb 07 2007 | 5:27 am
    I sent someone a standalone application I made using Max 4.6 under Mac OS 10.4. The application works fine on my computer. However, when the person I gave it to tried to run it on his machine, the OS complained that the app had to run in "classic" mode.
    I can't figure out what would cause that, does anyone have a clue?
    The other person is using a G5 I think.
    • vade
      Feb 07 2007 | 5:40 am
      get info, and uncheck "run in rosetta" or something like that.
      On Feb 7, 2007, at 12:27 AM, Jean-Marc Pelletier wrote:
      > > I sent someone a standalone application I made using Max 4.6 under > Mac OS 10.4. The application works fine on my computer. However, > when the person I gave it to tried to run it on his machine, the OS > complained that the app had to run in "classic" mode. > > I can't figure out what would cause that, does anyone have a clue? > > The other person is using a G5 I think.
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    • Jean-Marc Pelletier
      Feb 07 2007 | 5:55 am
      It's not a problem with Rosetta, the user is on a PPC machine. The OS wants to run the app in OS9.
    • vade
      Feb 07 2007 | 6:10 am
      er, sorry. I meant carbon. the checkbox is there for OS X users in get info, launch under classic.
      I had a brain fart.
      On Feb 7, 2007, at 12:55 AM, Jean-Marc Pelletier wrote:
      > > It's not a problem with Rosetta, the user is on a PPC machine. The > OS wants to run the app in OS9.
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    • Jean-Marc Pelletier
      Feb 07 2007 | 12:02 pm
      Apparently the application got corrupted when I sent it because the file was only a few KB, when it should be over 20MB.
      I tried sending it again, hopefully it'll work this time.