>     Will this work?  If the QT files aren't flattened (if this is
>     the problem) for the PC side, there's a good chance that they
>     aren't flattened for Macs (but Macs don't care whether they are
>     flattened or not).  Besides, even if you could read the HFS with
>     Mac Opener or something, I don't know if there are any programs
>     on the Windoze side than is smart enough to deal with the dual
>     forks of unflattened QT files.  Is there such a beast?

Well,i think I've got a little DOS program that flattens QT movie (user
passes both resource and data forks as parameters and program will
combine them to flattened movie). I should have it somewhere in my
archives... if you want, i can post it on my web page, or email you.
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