on 10/1/01 1:50 PM, Laurent Daudelin at laurent_daudelin_at_fanniemae.com
wrote:
> on 10/1/01 1:28 PM, Sean Luke at sean_at_cs.gmu.edu wrote:
>
>> If you're planning on doing Newton development, I do not recommend
>> installing or upgrading to MacOS X 10.1. After installing it, I've
>> discovered that Newton Toolkit (NTK) no longer runs under Classic. It
>> just dies with an "unexpected error" message. NTK *does* run under the
>> provided MacOS 9.2.1 that comes with the MacOS X 10.1 installation, and it
>> runs under previous versions of Classic.
>
> Another bummer for OS X.1 :-/
BTW, I just gave it a try under 10.1 and I got the same error than Sean :-(
-Laurent.
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