Hmmm.. I was sure that the new IE (not on the market yet) that Steve Jobs was showing off was a true Cocoa app running under OS X. this from my previous employment at Apple working with earlier versions of OS X. As employees we had the opportunity to experience IE as a Cocoa app; pretty functional. It had also been demoed at MacWorld, so it shouldn't be anything hush-hush. Obviously, the current marketed product of IE _is_ a carbon app running only under OS9. BTW: Cocoa apps use packages instead of bundles if that is any help... Paul Schinder wrote: > At 11:06 PM -0700 9/22/00, John W Baxter wrote: > >At 8:28 -0400 9/22/00, Chris Nandor wrote: > >>No. Take Internet Explorer, for example. It is a Carbon or Cocoa app > >>(which is it, and how does one tell? I dunno), yet it has no STDIN/STDOUT. > >>I should be able to talk to it with Apple events (though I haven't yet > >>tried, or figured out how :-). > > > >It's Carbon (and unlikely to be Cocoa for quite some time). > > > >I don't know how to tell...I am passing along what Microsoft's Jimmy > >Grewell (sp?) has said many times in the microsoft.public.inetexplorer.mac > >newsgroup. -- In Light and Love EaTrom Order of Melchizedek Michael's Legions ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EaTrom's Site: http://www.blazing-trails.com Spirituality & Conspiracy ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ===== Want to unsubscribe from this list? # ===== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-request@macperl.org