[Ti] What does this mean please?

[Charles J. Thompson]

It more likely means that Readiris is a Cocoa application,  which is 
defined by Apple as follows:
  "The Cocoa application environment is designed specifically for Mac 
OS X-only native applications. "

Apple also says, "The Carbon APIs can be used to write Mac OS X 
applications that also run on previous versions of the Mac OS (8.1 or 
later)."

Cheers!
Charles


At 11:39 PM -0700 11/30/02, Guy Algot wrote:
>On 11/30/02 11:16 PM, "Murray E. Milligan" <railfan at escape.ca> wrote:
>
>>  I was checking out the Readiris webpage for their OS X version of Readiris.
>>  It says in part, "Readiris runs native on Mac OS X systems".
>>
>>  Does that mean it runs in the Classic environment in OS X? If not, what does
>>  it mean please, I'm still a neophyte to OS X.
>
>No, it means it is a Carbon/Cocoa application. It will run under whichever
>system you are booted from, either 9 or X. Although if you want to use it in
>both systems, they recommend that you run the installer under each system.
>
>Later,
>Guy
>
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