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- To build app, save Anniversary Edition Setup script as application, then place Run AE Installer (built as an application too), AEInstaller2Updater.jar, and the "AE Setup" applet.icns file inside the Contents/Resources/ folder of the Anniversary Edition Setup app. You will be asked to replace the existing applet.icns, which you should do.\
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- For 10.6 compatibility, build in 10.6!  It seems that AppleScript apps built in later OSes do not run in earlier ones.\
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- In order for the Setup app to run under Gatekeeper's default setting, build on an OS that didn't have code-signing for AppleScript yet (10.6-10.8 and maybe 10.9?).\
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- Remember to rebuild "Run AE Installer" in the older OS too.\
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- It might be best to compress the built app into a ZIP using the older OS in case the ZIP method changes in later OSes and some older OSes won't recognize it, and in order to preserve attributes when copying the app from place to place.\
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- It might be possible to avoid all of the above by re-using the previous built Setup app, simply replacing the main.scpt in the Scripts folder of the Setup app or its inner Run AE Installer app with the updated AppleScript(s).}