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I know this isn't what you're really looking for but I thought I'd mention it in case you hadn't considered it. I set up a tips page <http://homepage.mac.com/mdouma46/pressready.html> on my homepage explaining how I'm currently still using PressReady to print to my HP 1220c/ps.

I know that the option of launching Carbon-based Adobe apps in the Classic environment won't be around much longer. Carbon applications could be further subdivided into two categories based on the type of executable format they use: the first category is (the rather ironically named) Preferred Executable Format while the second is Mach-O executables. PEF binaries can run in both OS 9 as well as OS X, while Mach-O executables will only run in OS X. Adobe Acrobat 6 is the first Adobe application to use only a Mach-O executable and is the reason why it requires OS X. It's likely that future Adobe applications will follow suit.

Hope this helps...