Hi folks,
trouble shooting with a friend, so I trust I ask this clearly.
I am working with someone who is outfitting a computer for another
operating system, not a mac.
However, they are using a macbook with mountain lion on it for our
communications, including when I send him programs to install on the other
computer.
because macs are so efficient though each time I send him something the mac
makes an effort to unzip the contents instead of just leaving the file
alone. This often results in sub directories we cannot reach and the like,
and since the files are not for the mac and the machine in question is not
a Mac either, the kind assistance is not very helpful.
is there something he can do in his mail setup that keeps the file untouched
when we move it from his inbox to say the usb floppy drive he has attached
to the macbook? I suspect the download area as the source for the
unpacking effort, but this is just a guess.
thoughts & ideas?
Thanks,
Karen
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