RE: Adding Extensions to Mac Files

Parker, Douglas(douglas.parker[at]lmco.com)
Mon, 14 Dec 1998 09:20:52 -0500

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..hqx is the extension for binhex, so Stuffit Expander is the correct mac
program to run. If you need to split the .hqx extension from the Stuffit
application, turn off PC Exchange and see if that works.

DP
> ----------
>
> We are using an Intergraph Extreme Z machine for email running Windows for
> NT. We are running Outlook Xpress as our email program. We take the files
> our customers send and transfer them to our Mac. When we receive files
> from
> a customer's Mac the program is adding an .hqx extension to the files.
> When
> we try to open the files on our Mac it thinks they are compressed files
> and
> tries to launch Stuffit Expander. Does anyone have any idea of a setting
> that is causing this? If the files are sent as compressed files the Mac
> can
> open them OK.
>

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