September 2002
Intermediate to advanced
1272 pages
31h 12m
English
IN THIS CHAPTER
After an application is developed using the Cocoa frameworks, the application still needs to be prepared for installation by users. Applications consist of many files. For example, each resource used by the application is in its own file. An application that supports multiple languages and cultures might have many different versions of each resource file. The application executable itself is a file, and the application might depend on dynamically loaded library files. When an application is installed on a user’s computer, all the files must be correctly copied. Furthermore, users might move the application, copy it to a different ...
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