Okay.
That's System 6. I don't know if SuperPaint 2.0 runs under System 6 but I'm powerfully sure it does. I don't have my SE/30 with me to verify this.
Secondly: Zip files don't always handle resource forks correctly. Mac files since System 1.0 (no idea how the OS X changes that, other than .app which are explorable content "packages") have a resource fork (ResEdit opens these) and a data fork. PCs only have a data "fork" (they don't have forks...)
Try this instead.
If you use archives a lot between your Macs, Compact Pro gives good results.
EDIT: To change the creater/type use on the Lombard.
That's System 6. I don't know if SuperPaint 2.0 runs under System 6 but I'm powerfully sure it does. I don't have my SE/30 with me to verify this.
Secondly: Zip files don't always handle resource forks correctly. Mac files since System 1.0 (no idea how the OS X changes that, other than .app which are explorable content "packages") have a resource fork (ResEdit opens these) and a data fork. PCs only have a data "fork" (they don't have forks...)
Try this instead.
If you use archives a lot between your Macs, Compact Pro gives good results.
EDIT: To change the creater/type use on the Lombard.