> Try telling a Mac-user (or a Unix-user) that he *must* put a
> file-extension on the filename ;-)
If there isn't an extension, then it doesn't need to match. :-)
> As far as I know, only Windows and VMS require a file extension in the
> filename.
Actually, that's part of the problem. Although the "front end" of Windows
cares about extensions, if I recall correctly, the loader only cares about
the file format. For example, you could hack the registry to and create a
new executable file extension fairly easily.
--- Noel
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