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Re: now it really gets weird

On Wednesday, July 16, 2003, at 11:46 PM, Michael Ciavola wrote:
At first I thought it was something in the cocoa development process, but
then I attached the Chess and Clock apps and sent them to myself. Even
those apps are fragmented into many files.

Most applications on Mac OS X are package folders containing a great many files.

This is made obvious by the way Project Builder works. I'm surprised you haven't discovered it previously.

You should just put your application on a disk image before sending it out. They're very easy to create - just drag a folder containing your application onto Disk Copy and tell it where to save the resulting image. The image is a single file that can be mailed around. You can get fancier too, and even create images that automatically expand when double-clicked (like the one the Safari betas were distributed on).

What's going on here? I can't be developing with cocoa, if I can't e-mail
the finished apps.

That's a little bit of an extreme position. And besides, you can in fact email the finished applications, you just have to wrap them up first.

-- Chris

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