Re: [WinMac] Writing Mac CD from Windows

John W. McCarthy(jwmcmac[at]flash.net)
Fri, 26 Feb 1999 09:07:27 -0600

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Something to try would be to download the entire site to your Mac using
something like Web Buddy (on the Mac -- goes 99 levels deep) or other
programs that do the same (IE will do this 5 levels deep). You don't
need to burn a CD.

Supposedly, you can then peruse the site, while offline, as if you were
accessing it from the Web. I assume all/some of the links become
relative, but that can be dealt with later. If you just want to test
ideas, this may be a way to get started.

GodBlessUsAll

Kelly McCarthy (a.k.a. Patrick Kelly McCarthy)

>
> Subject:
> Writing Mac CD from Windows
> Date:
> Thu, 25 Feb 1999 00:50:29 -0500
> From:
> Vincent Cayenne <vin@audiophile.com>
>
>
>
> A client wants to burn a CD with their entire web site so that I can
> use it as a base reference in further script development. I tend to
> do development from my Mac. The site is Solaris and NT. The CD-R is
> on an NT box with Easy CD Creator Pro software. The attempts to
> create a CD thus far results in a CD that is readable on a Windows
> 9x/NT machine but shows all file & directory names truncated to the
> 8.3 naming on my Mac.
>
> How can I read the CD in the "Windows" way? Or how can they write the
> "Mac way"? Renaming the files is not an option.

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