Re: [Repost] Opening apps in both Classic and Mac OS X
Re: [Repost] Opening apps in both Classic and Mac OS X
- Subject: Re: [Repost] Opening apps in both Classic and Mac OS X
- From: Matthew Smith <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 12 May 2002 20:45:56 +1000
It's probably more that no one has an interest in doing it. After looking at
the dictionary for the Finder I noticed an application file has the property
"opens in classic". Setting it to true and then opening will open it in
Classic. If you set it to false it will open in Mac OS X.
set theApp to choose file of type {"APPL"}
tell application "Finder"
set opens in Classic of theApp to true
open theApp
end tell
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Matthew Smith
on 12/05/2002 20:13, Dale Gillard at email@hidden wrote:
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Hi all
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Can I assume that no one knows how to do this? Or is it too simple of a
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question that no-one needs to answer?
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Cheers
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Dale
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On Saturday, May 11, 2002, at 12:01 AM, I wrote:
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> Subject: Opening apps in both Classic and Mac OS X
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> Hi all
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> I apologise for this msg, as I'm sure it's been discussed and solved.
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> Yet I'm unable to find a good reference to it in the archives and
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> elsewhere.
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> I want to write a script that will let me open the same Carbon
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> application in either Classic or Mac OS X.
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> However, my scripts so far just launch the app in Classic!
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> Many thanks
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> Dale Gillard
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