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hi can anyone tell me what files are suitable for a mac? sit rar zip and so on. thanks
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.sit and .dmg are mostly created by and for macs.
quicktime usually has no problems with .mpg's, but .mpegs are less likely to work. |
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What are .rar and .iso and are they downloadable to OSX. Thanks!
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.rar are usually files that have been segmented (like a DVD broken into smaller chunks). Stuffit can usually handle them OK.
.iso is another disk image format usually seen on PC's. Look to waste a lot of time and bandwidth with both formats, on OS X. google could probably help your specific situation better. For starts, look here http://www.xbox-scene.com/articles/macosx.php |
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