hqx are not macintosh projectors per se, they are the encoded
versions of Macintosh (including the rsrc fork) projectors that _can_
be copied around, you would then decode the hqx on a Mac or using
something like CDEverywhere on a PC, which decodes the hqx on the fly
as it creates a disc image to burn in Nero et al.
It's a bit old now, but I wrote the FAQ and tutorial on FlashKit in
the Macintosh forum http://flashkit.com/board/showthread.php?t=396320
On 21 Mar 2006, at 15:31PM, erixtekila wrote:
This question is pretty usefull.
I presume that the .hqx files that are Mac's flash projector use a
ressource fork.
Once you copy this on another os, you loose it.
Without it the file won't launch again.
Zipping it is not a solution as it doesn't preserve ressource forks.
You could use .sit, but there are no AFAIK a windows analog.
The .iso is a good alternative.
BTW, is there a utility to give a broken .hqx is resource again ?
Thanks.
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