Hi!
Quoting Antonio Rodríguez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> A quick check with TransMac on a Windows XP machine reveals that the files
> are
> StuffIt 5 archives encoded using MacBinary. If you're using a PC to download
> them,
> follow these steps to save them to a Mac-formatted disk:
>
> 1) Download the files by right-clicking on the links and selecting "Save
> target
> as..." (or "Save link as..."). Some PC browsers (Like Netscape and Mozilla)
> try to
> transparently decode a MacBinary file when they see it, even if a PC doesn't
> know
> what to do with forks and type/creator values...
I did what you recommended and received files that are IDENTICAL to what I
first downloaded. However, I now have two additional files in the download
directory. These additional files have the same file name but without
'.sit.bin' at the end and are just about the right size to be disk image files.
At this point I'm not sure how they were created but I'm about to use
TransMac to get these image files to the 520c.
Anyway I am EXTREMELY grateful that you took the time to prepare such a
helpful message.
Willi
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