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Software to remove Resource fork?
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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Is there any software that I can just drop files/folders onto it to remove the resource forks?
Sharing files with Windows users is a pain. 
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Does anyone know of a website that has a software database and tracks version updates and changes? 
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Oops. Don't really check VT.com out often. I put my links at MacUpdate these days since it's much faster. :/
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mac.goodies webstore / Switched to an iBook in November 2002. Never looking back.
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Hello Leopard! On iMac 17" Intel Core Duo 1.83GHz 2GB, iPod 5th gen 30GB and iPhone
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Originally posted by andretan:
Is there any software that I can just drop files/folders onto it to remove the resource forks?
Sharing files with Windows users is a pain.
Thanks...
I personally like GrimRipper CM. It makes a contextual menu item, so you just right-click (or ctrl-click) on the icon and tell it to delete the resource fork.
http://versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/16168
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i also second grimripper 
built right into the contextual menu 
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If you don't want a GUI then UnRezWack is a great shell program to do this. It is part of OSX if you installed the developer tools. (Which realistically most powerusers should do whether they know about programming or not)
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Another really easy way:
cp -R dir1 dir2
UNIX cp command will not copy the resource fork.
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