>> Ah, well I'm on a Mac <snip>
> You can use .r files on a Mac with CodeWarrior. I've done it. You'll need to
> write some code that outputs the .r file. The format is quite simple; the
> data is in hex. You'll need to configure CodeWarrior to know that what .r
> files are. From the archives...
Yep, I know... I think the question was from Windows user who was asking me
how I create my "freeze-dried" database resources. Since I'm on a Mac, it's
simple - just use a standard resource editor or a .r file... but I'm not the
one who needs the info, since the question was how to do it on Windows.
Craig Schofield
SONIC innovations
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