Mac OS 9 gives you the ability to create users and assign those users
access
to all applications or any subset of applications you choose. However,
you
may find that although you have given a particular user access to one
of the
applications you made with REALbasic, when they attempt to launch the
application, the Finder display an error message notifying the user that
they don't have sufficient privileges to use the application.
It turns out that the Multiple Users feature keeps track of access to
applications based on their creator code. Therefore, your application
requires a creator code in order to work properly with the Mac OS 9
Multiple
Users feature.
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Geoff Perlman
President & CEO
REAL Software, Inc.
http://www.realsoftware.com
mailto:geoff at realsoftware dot com
Phone: 512-263-1233 x711
Fax: 512-263-1441
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