Hi Karen, I also have stuffit deluxe. Is, or was, .zip the PC format and .sit the format for Macs? I got that impression at some point, although I know I've opened .zip files with stuffit on my mac.
Nice to hear from you - doing well, thanks. Don on 5/27/06 8:41 PM, Karen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> >> Any particular method work best? > > Hi Don, > > I have stuffit deluxe. You can encrypt in several formats > including .zip and .sit. This AOL proofs files. There are other > useful features too in stuffit. I often encrypt files that I send > with a password (sending the file in one e-mail and the password in a > separate e-mail) since e-mail isn't by default secure. Not > completely foolproof but better than nothing! > > Hope you are doing well! > > Best, > > Karen > > >> >> I stopped using aol a number of years ago because of all the >> problems I had >> had with it, and have never since tried to keep up with how to work >> within >> their system. >> >> Thanks for the info! >> >> Don >> >> >> on 5/26/06 1:16 PM, A-NO-NE Music at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> >>> Don Hart / 2006/05/26 / 01:43 PM wrote: >>> >>>> Just in case anyone was wracking their brain over this >>>> one, :-) the file >>>> was sent via AOL --- 'nuff said. >>> >>> Ahh, then, was the file compressed? You know AOL uses propriety MIME >>> which almost guaranty to corrupt files that is not known to AOL. The >>> only way is to zip up the file before sending. >> >> _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
