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Easily create HFS-aware PKZIP and unix archives
Resource forks on data files are typically used to contain 'state' information. For example, a text editor I used to use would write the current position to the resource fork, so any program that didn't know how to use that resource would just see an ordinary text file in the data fork. |
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