Yes sorry I meant plus the MacBinary deal. However, you can always unstuff them on newer macs too.
LaPorta Well-known member Oct 16, 2022 #21 Yes sorry I meant plus the MacBinary deal. However, you can always unstuff them on newer macs too.
olePigeon Well-known member Oct 22, 2022 #22 I think BinHex 5 offers some some basic compression in addition to encoding.
superjer2000 Well-known member Oct 22, 2022 #23 Phipli said: But you have to convert them into something other than a .sit to upload them because they have a resource fork. Click to expand... What's in that resource fork? Will stuffit expander fail to extract an older .sit file that is missing its resource fork? I didn't think that was the case but I could be misremembering.
Phipli said: But you have to convert them into something other than a .sit to upload them because they have a resource fork. Click to expand... What's in that resource fork? Will stuffit expander fail to extract an older .sit file that is missing its resource fork? I didn't think that was the case but I could be misremembering.
Crutch Well-known member Oct 22, 2022 #24 I don’t think old StuffIt archives used the resource fork for anything.