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08-05-2010, 11:55 AM | #1 |
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.bin files bringing me down
One of my computer illiterate clients, who coincidentally happens to use a mac, keeps putting things up on her ftp site by dragging the files into her address bar rather than using an FTP client. It's been a long time since I left mac world and I guess you don't need an ftp client if you are talking to other people in your secret mac club.
Despite having Stuffit, when I open the .bin files, they end up being 0k. The .bin files are from 50k - 460k. Another thing that happens a lot is the file comes through corrupted. Emailing is no better. For a variety of reasons, it is beyond my client's ability to access a file and put it in an email. (today: "I don't know how to attach a folder to the email") I did not want to suggest zipping it for the reason of being unable to open the zipped files. I suggested attaching the individual files to the email and for some reason the send failed. (it was far below the file size restriction of gmail) So I am back to figuring out how to successfully open her .bin files. I am able to open other people's .bin files however. As a side note this person habitually ignores pop up messages as she uses her computer. Any help would be appreciated.
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