On 30 Sep 2006, at 10:07 , Doug McNutt wrote:
It was once difficult to pass a Mac application file through a
Windoze machine. It's now equally difficult in a modern Mac. Some
call it Gresham's law.
Er... "create archive" makes a zip file of anything you want. DMGs
are data only and pass through windows (or anything else) just fine.
Applications are now directory trees (bundles) and many (most?) of
these pass through windows machines just fine as well, as long as the
directory structure is maintained.
--
I find Windows of absolutely no technical interest... Mac OS X is a
rock-solid system that's beautifully designed. I much prefer it to
Linux. -- Bill Joy
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