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In article <1992Dec20.200609.15692@netcom.com>, nagle@netcom.com (John
Nagle) wrote:
>      It's also worth noting that if you use MacApp, your source code may
> be "contaminated" with Apple code, and you may have legal difficulties 
> porting it to non-Apple platforms.  Since a port to Windows may make
> good business sense, it's probably wise to get legal advice
> before using MacApp for any serious work.

As long as you don't port MacApp itself you should *NOT* have any
problems. Are you thinking about TList/TObject style of use? I've
stated N times that for cross-platform issues avoid anything non-GUI
related for your work, you will save a lot of hassles in the long term.


Kent
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