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<P><FONT SIZE=2>No problem in creating in building a UB standalone with 2.7.4 with MC (I had to, because applevents did not work well with pre-2.7.4). I build it on a non-Intel Mac, and never tried to run it on an Intel Mac. I have my own plist, which I just copied from earlier (pre 2.7.4) builds.<BR>
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Wil Dijkstra<BR>
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From: metacard-bounces@lists.runrev.com on behalf of Richard Gaskin<BR>
Sent: Wed 12/6/2006 12:55 AM<BR>
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Subject: Re: UB standalones - update<BR>
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Richard Gaskin wrote:<BR>
> I'm testing w/2.7.4, trying to make a standalone with the latest MC IDE.<BR>
> After following the steps to set up the runtime engines (as outlined in<BR>
> Ken's doc), I can build the standalone successfully but it doesn't run.<BR>
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> What might I be missing?<BR>
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Since then I've gone through the process a second time, downloading a<BR>
new copy of the IDE, making a new runtime engine to build from, and even<BR>
including Jacque's plist file which works for her to make sure it isn't<BR>
that.<BR>
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Still no go.<BR>
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Tereza has mentioned a similar experience.<BR>
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How many of you are able to sucessfully make v2.7 builds in MC?<BR>
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Richard Gaskin<BR>
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