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Haven't been here in a while, so I don't know if this has been brought up before.
I was browsing around ResExcellence looking for some spiffly GUI mods when I found a link to an app called ResFool. Resource editor for OSX. Anyone tried it? Heard of it? Good things? Bad things?
If you haven't, (url="http://"http://www.ljug.com/sw/resfool.html")linky linky(/url).
Don't have time to download it myself right now.
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Well, it's not free...
Looks good, though I'm not sure if it's Nova-Tools compatible.
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(This message has been edited by persondude (edited 02-29-2004).)
You have to pay for EV One.
I don't like EV One.
Mission Computers also pretty good.
If you're careful enough with ResEdit, it won't crash. I routinely work on very large files, and hardly ever have a problem. Just save often.
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My problem is that I have to reboot into 9 in order to do plug editting(Classic crashes whenever I try and start it).
That is strange, something must be misconfigured. I always do all my work in classic and never have any problems.
Make sure you have the latest versions of 9 and X, and get rid o any extraneous extensions and control panels in classic.
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Originally posted by Admiral Benden: **My problem is that I have to reboot into 9 in order to do plug editting(Classic crashes whenever I try and start it).
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Take 20 minutes one day and reinstall it. I screwed X over about a month ago, and so reinstalled instead of spending days trying to fix it, and decided to wipe the drive and do a custom install of everything , just for the hell of it... I've got pretty much the bare basics on 9, and only what I will ever use on X. In doing so, 9 starts up very fast, has no extension conflicts (not much to conflict with.. ;)), and I saved about 3 Gigs of space on my HD. Do a "clean" install of 9, and then move the preferences you still use from the old 9 system folder into your new one. It couldn't hurt, and only took 2.3 hours to completely reinstall Panther, 9, and all my old apps (External HD's are useful. ;)) Of that, the 9 install took only 14 minutes.
On topic:
If you need to pay for it, you may as well use EVONE and MC. Both are native in X, and EVONE is pretty much a good ten bucks cheaper. Between the two of them, you can pretty much edit every resource without a hitch.
~ SpacePirate
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