rmbult01@ulkyvx.BITNET (Robert M. Bultman) (03/23/91)
Is there a published (or available) description of the format and encoding method used by stuffit? Is there a description of the format and encoding of binhex files? I need to exchange data between macs and pcs and would like to be able to decode binhex'd and stuff'd files on a pc. Please e-mail responses. Rob Bultman bitnet: rmbult01@ulkyvx P.S. -- Pardon if this gets double-posted. I am not sure if stuff is getting out of the university.
dewhirst@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu (03/26/91)
In article <9103231549.AA27984@lilac.berkeley.edu>, rmbult01@ulkyvx.BITNET (Robert M. Bultman) writes: > Is there a published (or available) description of the format and > encoding method used by stuffit? Is there a description of the format > and encoding of binhex files? I need to exchange data between macs > and pcs and would like to be able to decode binhex'd and stuff'd files > on a pc. There is a utility for un-stuffing SIT files on a PC so you need no get the source. As for Binhex4, I am sure the same exists for it also. IF you cannot locate these immediately via FTP or a local BBS, get back to me and I will get you the unstuffer at least. -- []-------------------------------------------------------------------------[] | Internet: dewhirst@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu | Famous Last Words: | | Sysop: The MacRocosm BBS 913-841-9446 | "I drank what?" - Socrates | | AOL: Echopapa | "I coulda had a V8" - von Braun | []-------------------------------------------------------------------------[]