hiya,
>I've got access to a macintosh and the standard macintosh compression programs
>and chalmers has a direct net-mac link. I am willing to offer my help.
>(If the files mentions "binhex4.0" or "stuffit" or "packit" they are definately
>packed on a mackintosh)
I've also got a mac and am willing to help (may be a little far to send
the stuff).
I'm also will to write programs for the mac (with interface etc). If the
system generation people would liuke some help, I could probably find some
time :-)
If the file ends with a 'hqx', '.sit' or a '.pit' then the file is
likely to be binhex/stuffit/packit format respectively. If it isn't one
of them it still might be MacBinary format (which used to be a kind of
standard use by some deranged souls).
Pauli
seeya
SNIF
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