From: David Neale (david.neale_at_pandora.be)
Date: Thu Jan 06 2005 - 05:00:26 PST
Yes, BinHexer looks to be just the thing. Only "looks" at the moment,
though. I'e downloaded both BinHexer and its companion extension,
"Translator" and installed them both. The BinHex option appears in the
action menu, but when BinHex is activated, it returns an error. Can't
see anything wrong with the installation, so have contacted NewtsPrism
to see if they can help. If they can, it will be $20 well spent.
Many thanks for the tip!
David
On 6 Jan, 2005, at 05:58, Grant Hutchinson wrote:
> In a previous message, David Neale typed vigorously:
>
>> I don't mind that the audio not is separate from the "character note"
>> as long as I can get them across to the Mac somehow. I've tried
>> emailing, only to end up with MIME attachments that are unrecognisable
>> by all the various applications with which I have tried to open them.
>> It might be that there is a Newton email package that sends
>> audio-notes
>> in a way understandable by the Mac (or an add-on, perhaps); I notice
>> that Eudora Pro sends them differently to LunaSuite, for example
>> (Eudora Pro simply ignores them!), so perhaps there's a third way.
>
> Might this be a job for Binhexer?
>
> http://members.aol.com/newtsprism/BinHexer/BinHexer.html
>
> There is a bit of information regarding exporting sound notes in the
> Wiki.
>
> http://tools.unna.org/wikiwikinewt/index.php/ConvertOrExport
>
> g.
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