how do you convert a zip disk with macintosh files to pc files?
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depends on the extension to those files. some files are easy. you can still copy them to your pc but your windows system may not be able to open the files unless you have an applcation.\n\nif you cannot copy these these because you have a fat or fat32 system then you should go to a Mac and put them in a folder first. you can also use Knoppix Linux as a go between and your good to go.
549504
Search http://www.download.com for converteors\n\nXLMan
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Not sure if this will help but i have an ibook and I use Mac the Ripper first then I use DVD2oneX to kind of extract the files and make them able to fit on DVD.  After that I go to Desk Utility and select the file and burn it.  Not sure if this made since my brother set it all up on my computer it kinda takes awile to go through the process but it works for me.  Good Luck.
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The best way to convert files I've found is with the program CDex. Search for it in Google, and you'll find it. Forget about converting with jukebox, real player, winamp or windows media, it's either impossible, you have to pay, or difficult. And CDex works well, easy to use, and free.
870378
Real file format is tough to convert.  I have old convertor that can do it but they are not available in the Web world anymore.  I kept one of my pc running Windows 2000 because of that.
665013
if u have win NT/2K/XP/Vista and use FAT/FAT32 then there is a command line program.\nStart command prompt and type:\nconvert [drive:] /FS:NTFS /X
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on a mac, use "disk utility"\n\non a windows, right click on the pod icon then choose "format"
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try it on anoither comouter and transferring the file to anther comoputer
1066784
You need a Macintosh.
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Try Winzip programme.
720356
I think you should convert them into rm.\n\ncheck these sites for "RM Converter"
609308
Websites are all HTML which can be read by both MAcs and PCs, so it's really just a matter of getting the files from your Mac-formatted disks to a PC.  If you still have access to a Mac, try to email the files to yourself or upload them to a site where you can download them from your PC.  Your PC should be able to open them provided they're all just HTML files and graphics.\n\nIf you don't have access to a Mac, that may be a problem.  I'm not sure if anyone makes a program that lets PCs read Mac disks.  Your best bet (and perhaps least expensive) is to find someone with a Mac and upload the files.
751983
There isn't. Mac OSX is entirely different from Windows and there is no chance the download would work on Windows. Plus those programs are mac exclusives so there's no PC Windows version either.
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zip is a pc file compression utility\n\ninstall winzip in new pc\n\n- best if u have a dvd writer !
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yes you can.\n\nhttp://www.soft32.com/download_151.html\n\n\ndownload and install Partition magic program.\nopen partition magic and right click on the particular drive you want to convert. simple
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If you're using Windows XP, put them all into a folder, then right click on the folder and select "Send To>Compressed Zipped Folder."
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insert floppy disc in to "A" drive\nselect drive "A" (click start then mycomputer if using XP)\nright click mouse on "A" drive icon\nselect format disk