magid@avalanche.Berkeley.EDU (Paul Magid) (04/15/91)
How does one unzip a binhexed file? I have unsit and unpackit for the pc but I am unable to find binhex 4 for the pc. Any help would be apprecited. Is it possible for the people at umich to make the files available in an unbinhexed form. Paul
roy%cybrspc@cs.umn.edu (Roy M. Silvernail) (04/16/91)
magid@avalanche.Berkeley.EDU (Paul Magid) writes: > How does one unzip a binhexed file? I have unsit and unpackit for the pc but > am unable to find binhex 4 for the pc. Any help would be apprecited. Is it > possible for the people at umich to make the files available in an unbinhexed > form. PD1:<MSDOS.MAC>XBIN23.ZIP on SIMTEL does the trick nicely for me. -- Roy M. Silvernail -- roy%cybrspc@cs.umn.edu - OR- cybrspc!roy@cs.umn.edu perl -e '$x = 1/20; print "Just my \$$x! (adjusted for inflation)\n"' [space reserved for clever quote]{mail your submissions}
leslie@book.dle.dg.com (Leslie French) (04/17/91)
In a similar vein, is there a non-Mac (i.e. source) version of a
programme to unpack the 'Compacted' fonts which are now appearing in
the archives (those called X.cpt.hqx)? Failing that, is the format
documented so *I* can write one?
Leslie Frenchgort@cup.portal.com (george d harrington) (04/22/91)
>In a similar vein, is there a non-Mac (i.e. source) version of a >programme to unpack the 'Compacted' fonts which are now appearing in >the archives (those called X.cpt.hqx)? Failing that, is the format >documented so *I* can write one? > > Leslie French No, the author uses a proprietary format. Also, while stuffit 1.5.1 had a documented format, stuffit 1.6 and Stuffit Deluxe also use proprietary formats. gort@cup.portal.com