At 17:50 -0500 01_01_29, Lists wrote:
>On 1/29/01 1:07 PM, Karina Steffens ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) sent:
>
>>The only thing is, I need to be able to work
>>with the files (such as put them in the right folder), and I obviously can't
>>do that while they're compressed. Does uncompressing the files on t
On 1/29/01 1:07 PM, Karina Steffens ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) sent:
>The only thing is, I need to be able to work
>with the files (such as put them in the right folder), and I obviously can't
>do that while they're compressed. Does uncompressing the files on the pc
>actually retain resource forks and
Hi Karina,
It's not really a Lingo question, but...
Mac files have two things that don't port well to the PC. The first is the
Type/Creator attribute. Since Macs don't usually use extensions (like
.EXE) to say what the file is, they instead use a type/creator
pair. Losing the type/creator
Thaks to everyone who replied to my question.
(re: mac executables becoming unusable after being moved accross a network
using a pc).
I aposigise that it took me so long to reply/follow up: Some new projects
came up and I got side tracked
I did try most of the suggestions, but couldn't get t
