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February 2nd, 2005
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 OS Indication That appeared to be OSX. I'm still on 9.2.2. I meant that there should be an indication in the LW Search menu stating the OS for which the particular item is intended. Most are clearly for pcs. Exe can't be for anything else, for instance. But a .BIN file can be either. So can a .Zip. Even some .RAR files can be opened by Macs on X. Would just be very helpful to know which the download is for so time is not wasted on an item which won't run.  |
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