A tool that automatically adds the correct DOS suffix
to Macintosh filenames, depending on the files' types.
Also eliminates Windows-incompatible characters from
the filenames.
Ideal if you transfer Macintosh files to a DOS/Windows
PC.
There is a predefined list of file types included, but
if you have a more complete file definition list, you
are welcome to send it to me so I can include it in
future releases.
info
© 1999-2000 Amar Sagoo
asagoo@gmx.net
www.bigfoot.com/~amar.sagoo
revision history
1.1.0 * 2000-04-22
Changes:
- Added many file type definitions to the default set.
- Converting is now threaded.
- Added "Cancel" button to status dialog.
- The group boxes now indicate that you can drop folders
on them.
- In the File Types dialog, the list has a smaller font.
- The MacType and DOS suffix columns in the File Types
dialog don't resize with the window.
- A message appears if no file types have been defined.
- The "Select" buttons now have "..."
in the caption.
- Changed status dialog title.
Bugfixes:
- Names that don't need to be truncated also get their
suffix added.
- After sorting the list of file types while one is
selected, the correct line in the list is selected.
- Only folders can be dropped on the group boxes.
- Bullets in file names are replaced by "_".
- The start button should now always get enabled or
disabled appropriately.
1.0.0 * 1999-10-06
- Initial release.
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