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Apple Makes Stealth Release Of CarbonLib Update For Better Carbon Support
Apple Makes Stealth Release Of CarbonLib Update For Better Carbon Support
Apple Makes Stealth Release Of CarbonLib Update For Better Carbon Support
by , 11:50 AM EST, February 22nd, 2001
Amid the announcements of odd iMac patterns, Apple also quietly released version 1.2.5 of their CarbonLib. Since CarbonLib 1.1.1, which shipped with Mac OS 9.1, there has been one other update, to version 1.2. The 1.2.5 update only seems to be available via the Software Update control panel, and has not yet appeared on Apple's software download site. According to the message in Software Update "CarbonLib 1.2.5 delivers new functionality and features for Carbon-based applications on Mac OS 8.6, all Mac OS 9 releases, and Mac OS X."
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