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Apologies -- couldn't send an e-mail to you, this seemed like the best option. #106

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EDIT: WHOA, the moment I posted this, I figured out the way to patch the Resource fork back in!! I would still really love to speak with you, though-- our tremendously esoteric interests overlap, hahaha.

The Terminal code was... (though you probably know this)

dd if=/スタック缶/RESOURCE.FRK/‚ ‚肪\~1 of=/スタック缶/ありがとう1/..namedfork/rsrc


Hallo! : ) I think your e-mail on zathras.de is broken. Either that or I have no clue what the Captcha is supposed to be.

First off, thank you for being such a champion to HyperCard-- I don't think I'd ever have gotten ANYWHERE as a kid if not for its simplicity.

Secondly, I found you through your post on the HyperCard Mailing List, where you mentioned the way to bypass deleted Resource Forks through a SetFile command line tool. Besides the side-effects you mentioned, this worked PERFECTLY, and I'm so grateful. Some of my HyperCard stacks from when I was younger got corrupted in a drive failure, and the recovered bits didn't work until I used this prompt.

Lastly, I have a bit of an interesting situation with some HyperCard stacks I received today. So, I'm a big fan of a HyperCard developer from Japan named Himetaro. You probably know of her work in some small way if you're THIS devoted to HyperCard. She put out some shareware on floppy disks & CDs back in the day, and I was able to contact someone for the files on one of those floppies.

The only issue is-- it was not stored in any way that would preserve the connection between resource fork and the actual stack, and a lot of these had great sound & colour. BUT, if you look at what was provided to me, there's a folder named RESOURCE.FRK, with three files that seem to correspond with the three HyperCard stacks. ... is there anyway to MERGE the fork back into the stack?

https://onedrive.live.com/?authkey=%21AHUELXR7vzYRdQQ&id=D4EF5DC950A9B61F%218462&cid=D4EF5DC950A9B61F <-- Here's the files.

Anyway, all the very best-- thank you so much for your Time, and I look forward to hearing back from you!

-- Oh-- and while I'm at it, when I tried to use Stacksmith on Mojave 10.14.6, it wouldn't let me create a new stack, or even open the stack I closed. When I try to create a new project, there are no options to choose from in the window it creates.

sIncerely,
sKye

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