On Jul 29, 2004, at 5:02 PM, Jay Rimalrick wrote:
I am using the RB Windows IDE to build for the Mac. The file it
creates is a .bin file. When I open this file on a Mac it uses
stuffit expander to create the application (executable) file.
However, I see that most people post Mac programs in the .sit
compressed file type. Do I have to copy the file from windows to a
Mac, uncompress it, then recompress it to a .sit file every time, or
is there an easier way?
As long as it uncompresses, we don't care. We ALL have StuffIt Expander
and it can decompress and decrypt just about everything. So using a bin
is fine, but it won't have as good of compression as a StuffIt file
will.
Seth Willits
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