Finder info for mounted Macintosh disks

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From: Rick Watson
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 21:25

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Under 3.0 if I've mounted a Macintosh disk, I can read the file's data
fork as a normal file and refer to the resource fork as
<filename>.#rsrc#. Is there any way to get any of the finder info from
the directory, particularly the FInfo fdType and fdCreator fields? 

Has anyone written any utilities to convert to/from macbinary 
files, etc?

Rick Watson 
The University of Texas Computation Center, Networking Services, 512/471-3241
 internet: r.watson@utexas.edu

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