On Oct 30, 9:56 am, Doug McNutt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > At 15:30 -0700 10/29/08, dorayme wrote: > > >On Oct 29, 9:59 am, Bruce Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> ... Documents have a resource fork attached, and can > >> cause problems. If it's an image, open the file in TextWrangler, the > >> first line should have JFIF in it. If the file opens as a picture in > >> TextWRangler it's a JPEG Document. > > >Indeed, but interestingly, it does not do this in BBEdit, at least > >not mine, perhaps I have a pref set that has this effect? I just get > >Double Dutch . > ... > You'll see both resource and data forks with sizes of each. A size of > zero indicates a fork that is not present. Use a bbedit worksheet. > I have no actual interest in opening pic files in editors but interesting info. I was sort of surprised that there was this difference between my TextWrangler and BBEdit...
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