In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Aley Keprt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>You are always able to read the contents of an archive, so it can have any >extension, but I >really preffer hte original one (packed SAD will be still SAD). IMHO, you shouldn't have the same extension for the compressed image and for the uncompressed image... >Also, I STRONGLY recommend ZIP, not GZip. If you want to make things more complicated, then fine. :-) >Also, extension must be max.3 chars long (for DOS users). That's why I said saz for zipped sad, etc... or using sad.gz if you can have longer extensions. >> Btw, I've got an idea: you could treat the floppy as a ramdisk, and load >> and save images to it -- that would only be optional, of course. >What? Loading and saving images, rather than opening them. It was an idea -- if no one wants it, then fine. :-) -- Stuart Brady
