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Originally posted by Adriac:
**Well, those are both good suggestions, and are actually things I've considered:) It's just the icon didn't seem so important (I wanted to give them a custom icon with the icon in the bottom corner, like it works in the Dock, but Cocoa's custom icon support seems to be broken :mad: ). Right now I just need to call (output writeToFile:atomically:), and it doesn't really matter.
I have no idea how to make the application draggable(droppable?), but I'm researching it :)**
For type/creator codes, you need to use Carbon. Cocoa has no such methods.
With drag-and-drop, you need to set the same Info.plist keys that you do for a document-based application. You can then set your controller as the "Document Class" and it can handle it as if it were an actual document-based app. (Note: this should work but I've never actually tested it. It's how doc-based apps work, though.)
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