At 09:57 PM 7/13/99 -0800, John Rollins wrote:
MacOS will leave an annoying desktop
file structure in the disk, which isn't handeled well by DOS. Not sure what
Win95/98 does with it, presumably something very similair, which is just an
annoying hidden(?) directory).
DOS and Windows don't care about the extra directory, which contains
the resource fork of your Mac files. In some situations, you might
want to convert your Mac file to MacBinary format, a way of wrapping
the data fork and resource fork into a single file (in the DOS sense)
for preservation or transmission.
- John