> Windows also supports "resources" (menus, icons, etc.) that can be compiled and linked into the executable.
One crucial difference is that the Mac OS resource fork is dynamic - the system provided methods to create and modify resources at runtime, and many applications did so. Windows resources, by contrast, are static.
One crucial difference is that the Mac OS resource fork is dynamic - the system provided methods to create and modify resources at runtime, and many applications did so. Windows resources, by contrast, are static.