> MacBinary II+ is compression scheme, created by Peter Lewis, that > isn't widely supported yet. You can reach a site from which to > download: MacBinary is not a compression scheme as far as I know. Rather, it is an encoding method for Macintosh files that preserves both the data and resource forks when they are transferred to file systems that do not support such bifurcated files, such as UNIX. Simple binary transfers only send the data fork of Macintosh files, rendering useless files that depend on their resource forks, such as applications. MacBinary is rather old, so I doubt that Peter Lewis created it. However, his Anarchie ftp program does not automatically decode MacBinary files. Setting Stuffit Expander as a helper application for ftp transfers should make decoding a transparent operation. Stuffit Expander is preferable to most other decoders because it will also uncompress most compression schemes. > http://www.share.com/peterlewis/programs.html#MacBinaryII The MacBinary II program that Peter Lewis wrote is just another MacBinary decoder. ===Russell Johannesson [russell@critpath.org]