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PPC to Intel application inventory?
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Join Date: Oct 2001
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Is there a tool that will tell me which ppc applications I have installed on my intel mac? I've udpated all of the ones that came to mind but I'm probably forgetting about a couple.
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Originally Posted by cybergoober
System Profiler?
Yup, under applications it will show a column with the language, intel, powerpc, or universal.
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Originally Posted by mgl
Is there a tool that will tell me which ppc applications I have installed on my intel mac? I've udpated all of the ones that came to mind but I'm probably forgetting about a couple.
MacUpdate Desktop will be able to do this, if you add the Universal Binary column to the display. It will be release early next week:
http://www.macupdate.com/desktop
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Launch Activity Monitor, add the "Kind" column to the process list 
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Originally Posted by Drizzt
Launch Activity Monitor, add the "Kind" column to the process list
And that's only useful for the apps that are currently running.
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System Profiler does the job, thanks.
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