Sadly, I don't have any Windows NT machines, so I don't think I can take advantage of a version of binhex/unbinhex that runs on Win NT.
I do have "macutils" (includes macunpack, hexbin, and binhex, if I only knew how to properly use them) installed on a Linux machine. Documentation of this Linux package seems pretty poor.
I don't understand exactly what an .hqx file should open up (uncompress, decode, etc.) into. A single executable file? A directory? Multiple files?? I remember hearing once that all Macintosh executable files were actually in multiple parts, or "forks"...
I do have "macutils" (includes macunpack, hexbin, and binhex, if I only knew how to properly use them) installed on a Linux machine. Documentation of this Linux package seems pretty poor.
I don't understand exactly what an .hqx file should open up (uncompress, decode, etc.) into. A single executable file? A directory? Multiple files?? I remember hearing once that all Macintosh executable files were actually in multiple parts, or "forks"...
