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mlRe: Gracefully failing on unsupported OS version
FROM : Jonathon Mah
DATE : Tue Apr 19 18:38:01 2005

Hi John,

No idea if it'll work, but in your main method (main.m or whatever)
couldn't you check the current framework version (see Ali Ozer's
e-mail) and throw up an alert dialog if it's not what you need,
_before_ NSApplicationMain is called? A simple if could test this and
branch into another function, which could bring up the dialog possibly
through Carbon, and run a tiny event loop if needed. I don't think it'd
be very hard.


Jonathon Mah
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