On Jan 28, 2010, at 11:13 AM, deadwinter wrote: > Hi folks: > > As I mentioned before, I have a Beige G3 Desktop I've been playing > with. In order to get a couple of things installed on the OS9 > partition, I apparently need Stuffit Classic. However, having > downloaded Stuffit Classic, I notice that the file has an hqx > extension, which means that it needs to be opened with... > > Stuffit. > > I don't have Stuffit in any way shape or form on that machine > presently. So I am wondering how to solve this chicken-egg issue and > if I'm missing something obvious. > > Incidentally, I have neither the OS9 or 10.2 CDs > > I tried unpacking it on the OS X partition and then burning the > unpacked file to a CD...no dice. I keep getting an error that says > that the system doesn't know what application it was "created with". > > Any help would be appreciated. > > -carlos I think if you double click the .hqx file it will give you a .sea file which is a self extracting file. John Carmonne Yorba Linda USA
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