sm196103@seas.gwu.edu (Scott Cherkofsky) (02/02/91)
I was wondering if there is any way to add the header back onto a file that has lost it. The reason it was stripped in the first place was to convert it (a sound resource) to an IBM readable format. What I am looking for is a program to add a generic header to a file that says Hey, I am a sound for Soundedit 2.0 to any program that wants to open it. I have these sounds in snd format which means that the header has been stripped, Soundmover won't recognize the data contained in the file, and although I can see the data using Canopener it thinks that it is text although it was downloaded as a Binary file, using the Binary file transfer conversion in Zterm. HELP! Thanx a bunch to those that have already tried to help, if any of you have further ideas, I would appreciate them. P.S. Sound --> Snd is something that I used, and works fine except that it is buggy and not too reliable at saving the sounds. It is made by the same person that makes SoundMover but he did not upgrade Sound --> snd, just Soundmover. -- Scott Cherkofsky "The experience of going through sm196103@seas.GWU.edu life may be intended as a warning Mechanical Engineering student not to do it again." Executive Office of the President -- Ashleigh Brilliant