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JasonS (MIS)
14 Sep 99 11:31
How can I convert a MAC Zip disk with files on it to a PC zip without loosing files? At little or no cost please cause it is only one disk...

thanks for the help
Jay
jsauce (MIS)
14 Sep 99 19:18
There are a lot of programs which allow the conversion of files. but they are very expensive. I find that if you hook a PC and a MAC to the same network, making sure each computer has a zip drive, simply transfer the files from one to the other. Of course if you don't a have a network ready for this with a gateway, and Appletalk, it will probably cost you more.
Zelandakh (MIS)
15 Sep 99 5:09
If you mean a PC zip disk:

Find a friendly Mac user with a zip drive. Dump the files to the desktop, reformat the disk as a zip disk and recopy back to the newly formatted disk.

If you mean a PC zip archive:

Same as above the stick all files into Winzip (shareware download from www.winzip.com).


I can do either for you if you wanna post it, email it, send it by morse code or whatever. I'm in London and don't charge for that kind of service.
JasonS (MIS)
15 Sep 99 7:39
Thanks for the advice guys,

I got Macdrive to read the disk now I need to find a program to convert the text in the files...

they were created with adobe illustrator, any Ideas?

Thanks Again

Jay
Zelandakh (MIS)
15 Sep 99 11:42
Normally Illustrator embeds the text as a picture (usually an EPS). Therefore you can have a look at a picture of your text. Whoever used Illustrator to write text must have been having an off day!

Zel

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