- of
BinHex are more
similar to uuencode, but
combined both "forks" of the Mac file
system together along with
extended file information.
BinHexed files...
-
between systems running the same OS – for example,
uuencode for UNIX and
BinHex for the TRS-80 (later
adapted for the Macintosh) – and
could therefore make...
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encoding 8-bit
files using Mary Ann Horton's uuencode, and
later using BinHex or
xxencode and
pasting the
resulting text into the body of the message...
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MacBinary is
similar to
BinHex, but
MacBinary produces binary files as
opposed to
ASCII text. Thus,
MacBinary files are
smaller than
BinHex files, but older...
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following formats: 7-Zip (.7z, .cb7)
AppleSingle (.as) Arc (.arc) ARJ (.arj)
BinHex (.hqx), all
versions BTOA (.b2a, .btoa) bzip2 (.bzip, .bzip2, .bz, .bz2...
- the
resulting text is formatted. Some
encodings (the
original version of
BinHex and the
recommended encoding for CipherSaber) use four bits
instead of six...
- scanning. It recognizes: ZIP, RAR, Tar, Gzip, Bzip2, OLE2, Cabinet, CHM,
BinHex, and SIS
formats Most mail file
formats ELF and
Portable Executable (PE)...
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could not be
copied to the file
systems of
other operating systems. The Mac
BinHex and
MacBinary formats were
invented to
encode resource and data
forks into...
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decoded by the recipient. Binary-to-text encodings, such as
uuencode and
BinHex were
typically used. The 8BITMIME
command was
developed to
address this...
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Nameserver 3
Error code
returned by a
Gopher server to
indicate failure 4
BinHex-encoded file (primarily for
Macintosh computers) 5 DOS file 6 uuencoded...
