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Product Description:
If you usually download movies, music or large archives from news groups, public web servers, streamload, edonkey or whatever place, this is your tool. If you'd like transportate a 5MB document in a floppy disk to your home, or fit a 400MB archive in two ZIP discs, or even move a 7GB film to a computer with a DVD burner and you only have a single CD-RW, this is your tool. If you wish share a 6MB document with your PC-friends over the internet and you can only put up online chunks of 1MB because of your ISP restrictions, this is your tool.
MacHacha will do a simple job: split archives into smaller parts and join them when requested.
MacHacha will do a simple job: split archives into smaller parts and join them when requested.
What's new in this version:
various tweaks to make it run again under OS X 10.4, work with newer Hacha files, etc.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 or higher If the current version doesn't work for you, you can pick legacy versions at http://perso.wanadoo.es/julifos/oldsoft/
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Naughty no more! - Version: 3.0, 7/10/2006 07:27AM PST
(3 of 3 users found this comment useful)
grh-svo
I'm honor-bound to post the developer's reply to my bug report. His solution worked exactly as he said. Machacha is vindicated and bravo to the developer for a prompt and helpful response.
"This is a OS bug introduced in I-can't-remember-which-OS. Most probably
you're talking about carbon-based apps whose name ends with ".0". This could affect MacHacha as well as other apps, such as the Script Editor or
Automator.
The workaround suggested in various public sources is adding a ".app"
extension to the related files. Eg: Photoshop 7.0 --> Photoshop 7.0.app
BTW, MacHacha doesn't alter any preference file, except for MacHacha.plist.
It's LaunchServices who insists in associating certain files to MacHacha."
"This is a OS bug introduced in I-can't-remember-which-OS. Most probably
you're talking about carbon-based apps whose name ends with ".0". This could affect MacHacha as well as other apps, such as the Script Editor or
Automator.
The workaround suggested in various public sources is adding a ".app"
extension to the related files. Eg: Photoshop 7.0 --> Photoshop 7.0.app
BTW, MacHacha doesn't alter any preference file, except for MacHacha.plist.
It's LaunchServices who insists in associating certain files to MacHacha."
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- Naughty no more!
Grrr "Naughty Machacha" is too kind. It is DANGEROUS - Version: 3.0, 7/9/2006 10:59PM PST
grh-svo
Even after trashing this app I cannot revive many dozens of applications. They have been rendered useless by being converted into "Machacha documents" and I cannot restore them to their rightful functionality. This is so serious I think Machacha can be rightfully called dangerous to the health of your drive.
