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Installing PackageMaker

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paramasivan

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Apr 10, 2008
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Hello experts,
I tried installing PackageMaker 1.0b4 in Mac 10.5.1. It says Install Succeeded.
But where can i find the exe to run the packagemaker? I looked at all places. But no luck.

Please advice me on this.
 
Why ?

Why would you install Package Maker separately. It comes with the development tools and usually resides in /Development/Applications/Utilities (or something close to this).

Have fun
Alex
 
Installing PackageMaker

lostinspace2011 said:
Why would you install Package Maker separately. It comes with the development tools and usually resides in /Development/Applications/Utilities (or something close to this).

Have fun
Alex
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My PC do have a executable file named "Installer". Is this what i need? If not, what may be the name of executable for PackageMaker? Please tell me. I will search my system with that name.
 
Installing PackageMaker

BTW, i am developing my application by RB2006 for Windows XP and wanna deploying it in Mac OS10.5.
 
PackageMaker != PackageMaker

Please have a look at : http://s.sudre.free.fr/Stuff/PackageMaker_Howto.html

Package Maker is an OS X application which is included with the development tools, such as X-Code. The thing you downloaded and installed is so ancient, no wonder it does not work.

You should really take a look at the development documentation to find instruction on creating / building applications.

have fun
Alex
 
I am developing in windows environment

Hello there,
Thanks for your reply.
I am developing in windows environment. So i did not get PackageMaker with RB.
Please advice me on this.


lostinspace2011 said:
Please have a look at : http://s.sudre.free.fr/Stuff/PackageMaker_Howto.html

Package Maker is an OS X application which is included with the development tools, such as X-Code. The thing you downloaded and installed is so ancient, no wonder it does not work.

You should really take a look at the development documentation to find instruction on creating / building applications.

have fun
Alex
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