Patrick Meuleman wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm thinking about dabbling a little with Newton Script. I have a PC and
> the NTK version 1.6.1. I thought I'd start by downloading the source code
> for some freely available package however, I'm finding that most of the
> available source code seems to have been created on a Mac. At least I'm
> assuming that's the case because the PC NTK seems to be built around a
> project file (file extension .ntk) and none of the code I've downloaded has
> any files with that extension. I thought I read somewhere that it was
> possible to convert Mac code to PC code. Is this true? If so, how do I do
> it?
>
Yes, there is a Macintosh application that converts Macintosh NTK
projects to the Windows NTK version. You need to run it on a Mac,
though. If you tell me what projects you're interested in, I might be
able to convert the projects for you. You have to email me at
<mailto:nemesys@cox.rr.com>, though. Replying to the list or directly to
my work address won't do you any good!
BTW, the link to the Project Converter app is at:
<http://download.planetnewton.com/download/programming/cvtMacWin_sit.hqx>
on PlanetNewton.
-Laurent.
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Fannie Mae Washington, DC, USA
Phone: 703-833-4266 mailto:Laurent_Daudelin@fanniemae.com
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