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I am using HyperNext Creator on Windows XP – how can I build the “HelloWorld” example into a Macintosh OS X standalone application?

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I am using HyperNext Creator on Windows XP – how can I build the “HelloWorld” example into a Macintosh OS X standalone application?

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A4. From the “Go” menu select “Build OS X”. If the software build is successful it will create two files called “HelloWorld_X” and “stand.app” and place them in the “HelloWorld” folder. The complete standalone application comprises these two files plus the “data” folder. Note, the actual OS X standalone program is contained within “HelloWorld_X”, a .bin file, and once on a Macintosh computer will need to be extracted using one of the many free utilities such as the Stuffit utility from “Alladin Systems”. When building for Macintosh OS 9 the .bin file would be called “HelloWorld_C”.

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