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To: John Busby who started this subject	11/14/2001 4:58:26 PM
From: jefflandau	of 4093

Thanks John--- re osx- carbonize it? With the advent of Mac OS X, many people have questions about application support. What native applications are available for OS X? What are the differences between Classic, Carbon and Cocoa applications? Classic, Carbon and Cocoa Mac OS X applications are commonly divided into three types: Classic Mac OS X can emulate older ("classic") versions of the Mac OS allowing it to run existing Mac OS applications. [which IQ chart now does-happily] Carbon Carbon is a collection of application programming interfaces that allows Mac OS developers to quickly make their applications Mac OS X compatible. Rather than having to rewrite their current applications from scratch, Carbon allows them to rewrite smaller amounts of code (roughly estimated at 10 to 30 percent). Most of the initial Mac OS X applications are "carbonized." Unlike Classic applications, Carbon applications are able to take advantage of the new features in Mac OS X. "

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