Short: V1.0 display MacIntosh resource forks Author: Andrew Willmott , Dirk Stoecker Uploader: stoecker epost de (Dirk Stoecker) Type: dev/moni Version: 1.0 (2001-09-20) Architecture: m68k-amigaos You can use macfork to extract resources from a macintosh resource fork. Currently macfork only directly supports icon families, pict files, and palettes, but any resource data can be extracted to a file. An easy way to get hold of a macintosh resource fork under unix is to ftp over a macbinary version of the file you're interested in, and then use 'macsave' from the 'macutil' package. E.g., macsave -r < System.bin saves the system's resource fork as "System.rsrc". EXAMPLES macfork System-7.5.rsrc -pict -16506 Saves the "Welcome to Macintosh" picture to the file pict_-16506.pict. If you have the imagemagick tools installed, you can convert this to another format via convert pict_-16506.pict welcome.gif macfork System-7.5.rsrc -icon -3993 Saves the "trash can" icon as a colour ppm file, a black and white pbm file, and a mask pbm file. If you have the imagemagick tools installed, you could create a colour icon with transparency (say for use with kde or windowmaker) with pnminvert icon_-3993-mask.pbm > inv-mask.pbm combine -compose ReplaceMatte icon_-3993.ppm inv-mask.pbm trash.tif macfork System-7.5.rsrc -icon Saves *all* the system's icons as ppm files. macfork System-7.5.rsrc -dump 'snd ' 5 Saves the 'snd ' resource 5 as Quack.data If you have sox installed, you can play this file with: play -t .ub -r 11025 quack.data AUTHOR Andrew Willmott I probably won't add much more to this, because it does what I want, but please feel free to send patches or bug reports along. AMIGA PORT This port was done by Dirk Stoecker using SAS-C 6.58 and Experimental SAS-C++ 7.00. I included original source code and an Amiga diff file. You get the compilable source by extracting the .tar.gz file and afterwards calling "patch