Mac to Win resource flattener tool?

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2 total messages Started by Henry Hoeksma Tue, 27 Mar 2001 14:09

#36

Author: Henry Hoeksma
Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 14:09

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Does anyone know of a tool that will convert a Mac resource file to a
Windows file in the same way that File Exchange does?

MyFile.rsrc (2 Mac forks)

converted to:

MyFile.rsrc (0 bytes)
resource.frk/ (new directory)
     MyFile.rsrc (resource fork in a Windows file)

The only way to do this with File Exchange seems to require a physical
floppy or cartridge drive which not many Mac people have anymore.

-Henry



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Re: Mac to Win resource flattener tool?

#37

Author: MWRon
Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 17:13

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In article <3AC09F22.9E5E76DB@glinx.com>,
 Henry Hoeksma <hhoeksma@glinx.com> wrote:

>Does anyone know of a tool that will convert a Mac resource file to a
>Windows file in the same way that File Exchange does?
>
>MyFile.rsrc (2 Mac forks)
>
>converted to:
>
>MyFile.rsrc (0 bytes)
>resource.frk/ (new directory)
>     MyFile.rsrc (resource fork in a Windows file)
>
>The only way to do this with File Exchange seems to require a physical
>floppy or cartridge drive which not many Mac people have anymore.
>
>-Henry

Try using Aladdin's Stuffit expander or Stuffit  for Windows, I believe 
that transfer the files fine.

http://www.aladdinsys.com/products/


Ron

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