10 Sep
2007
10 Sep
'07
2:08 p.m.
Shai Gluskin / 07.9.10 / 9:50 AM wrote:
In addition, OS X's built-in zipping function (called Archive) -- includes resource fork files which then get turned into blank image nodes. So even with Acidfree folk who feel comfortable with zipping -- you explain to Mac users how to make a "clean" archive.
The common image files doesn't have resource folk. If you are talking about .DS_Store reference file, OSX put them aside to a subdirectory, '__MACOSX', to try to prevent from littering.
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- Hiro
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