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ve downloaded some files for a friend who uses a Mac with OSX. The files
are in .sit format. If i burn them to CD on my PC using say Nero, will he be
able to access the files on his Mac?
I only ask because way back in the day of 3.5" floppies it wasnt possible to
do this due to the file system of the floppies.

Producing Macintosh CD-ROMs on a PC
http://www.macdisk.com/cdcreaten.php3


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GeeMan scrawled:

> ve downloaded some files for a friend who uses a Mac with OSX. The files
>are in .sit format. If i burn them to CD on my PC using say Nero, will he be
>able to access the files on his Mac?
>I only ask because way back in the day of 3.5" floppies it wasnt possible to
>do this due to the file system of the floppies.
>

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"GeeMan" <> wrote in message
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> ve downloaded some files for a friend who uses a Mac with OSX. The files
> are in .sit format. If i burn them to CD on my PC using say Nero, will he
be
> able to access the files on his Mac?
> I only ask because way back in the day of 3.5" floppies it wasnt possible
to
> do this due to the file system of the floppies.

you can burn with iso 9660 format, but mac's can read dos files with no
problem.
pc's have a problem with mac files.

-a|ex