On Sep 24, 2006, at 11:21 AM, Christopher Nebel wrote:
If that process is a single-file application saved from Script
Editor, it's PowerPC-only, because that's how Script Editor saves
them.
Why does it save them as PowerPC only? Why not Universal?
Because single-file applets have a number of different deficiencies
that bundled applets don't, and we didn't want to spend time
updating a format we'd like people to quit using. (Understanding,
of course, that they are still useful for running on old systems.
By definition, however, none of those are Intel.) The current UI
does not make this clear, admittedly.
Thanks.
-- Michelle
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