I didn't take this to mean that an app compiled with Carbon/Appearance 
Compliant can't run in OS 9.  Isn't the
Appearance Manager also in System 9?

I haven't tried it because I rarely boot into OS 9 anymore, but I'm of 
the understanding that an app compiled with this combination would run 
in both OSs.

On Tuesday, October 15, 2002, at 05:01  AM, Ken Shmidheiser wrote:

> Carbon
> When selected (check mark shown), FB^3 compiles code for the Mac OS X
> Carbon framework.  Carbon applications run natively under Mac OS X and
> take advantage of the Mac OS X advanced features.
>
> Taken from Page 39:
>
> Appearance Compliant
> When selected (check mark shown), FB^3 uses the Appearance Compliant
> Runtime when running a single file.  Your applications will now 
> utilize the
> Appearance Manager and will be Carbon compatible for Mac OS X.
>
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Scott Spencer
SJ3 Solutions
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