jvance@paris.ics.uci.edu (Joachim Patrick Vance) (03/13/90)
Could anyone tell me of a PD/Shareware or Commercial disk File/Sector
editor for the mac. thanks.
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IN ARTICLE <25FC7DA9.2198@paris.ics.uci.edu>,
jvance@paris.ics.uci.edu (Joachim Patrick Vance) WRITES:
> Could anyone tell me of a PD/Shareware or Commercial disk File/Sector
> editor for the mac. thanks.
I use MacSnoop, which allows you to edit either the resource or data
fork of a file, or the disk sectors directly. I have a Mac SE/30 with
System 6.0.3. The version I have is 1.54, dated 30-Apr-89. The following
comments are from the program shareware notice. The registration fee is
$25.
QUOTE >>>
MacSnoop is a file/volume editor that was developed to help fill the gap
left by FEDIT since its departure from the shareware market. It is both
HFS and MFS compatible and tries to adhere to the Macintosh interface as
closely as possible. Some of the features include support for any hard
disk up to 512M in size, the use of multiple windows for file/volume
editing as well as directory windows to allow you to perform common file
tasks such as renaming, deleting, locking, unlocking, attribute setting
and informational display. MacSnoop is compatible with Macintosh 512Ke,
Plus, SE and II as well as all hard disk drives that follow Apple's
external file system guidelines.
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The author is :
Art A. Schumer
13814 176th Place NE
Redmond, Washington
98052
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